I need a miracle, now

So, let me complain about some stuff which has been bugging me lately:

1. I have this “lecturer”, “professor”, “educator”, “mentor” whatever you want to call it, who thinks that teaching is about asking questions and letting us find out the answers, and if we can’t find them out, we’re given the “sorry ka nalang” attitude.

2. I have to find a way to raise 20000 (yes, 20k, twenty thousand) pesos by December 2. Either I find sponsors, solicitations, or pay for it myself, whatever happens I need to find a way to get 20k.

3. I have to get inhuman grades this quarter so as not to take the exams in four subjects , I’d love that, and I don’t want to study for fourth quarter exams

4. I have tons of projects to work on, deadlines here and there and everywhere. Either academic or non-academic.

5. I’ve neglected some of my duties already, I have to get my act together

6. I need to lose weight (enough said)

7. I need sleep, sleeping during CL time isn’t enough.

Anyone played the Sims? Sure, lots of people are/were hooked up with that simulations game. After all, building a house, a family and controlling their lives whether leading them to mindless crap or to superstardom, is really fun. For some reason, people like to control others, and I swear it isn’t exactly easy to keep a Sim happy constantly. But, there was a cool cheat where you can delete your Sim and the respawn him with full stats again, I wish real life was like that. I want to hit the save button and delete myself, then quickly hit the respawn button so everything feels so brand new.

On the brighter side, I watched Cue a while ago, and it was nice. Go Ms. Tin! J I realized, I’m never cut out for acting. I can’t dance on stage, I can’t sing at all. In fact, performing isn’t really my forte. Maybe in public speaking I’d do a lot better, or at back stage with all the lights, sound and technical stuff. I don’t know how these guys keep a poker face while acting. It’s, not real.

Afterwards, I waited at school for a while before going to Mall of Asia. There, a creepy guy approached us and said he was from LSGH, and even said he was a search-inner. But for some reason, he didn’t know what circle he was in. I had my doubts he was from LSGH at all. I was telling them to stop talking to him, I smelled trouble. And how to get out of talking? Ice Skating. I don’t know how the St. Scho Girls (Angela (psych ko!), Ria, Sharina, Hannah (Rakista!), Debbie and Ariel) get skating, while we were being brought to school by some wicked 6 year olds who can fly on ice. After an hour, the boys had a ton of blisters but still we went to Yellow Cab. We had dinner, and then left.

So it was generally a nice day, I enjoyed cue and went about with my St. Scho friends. It was a good way relive some stress over the past few weeks, but nothing beats a game of La Salle-Ateneo (like last week)! Now, it’s back to work, again.