And Poof!

Months and months have passed. I've adapted to the college lifestyle.

There has been so many events that happened that I don't know where to start.

Ok, let's see.

1. I joined a debating org, Argumentum.

And with Argumentum, we attended debating tournaments, such as Luzon Intervarisities and Northern Luzon Debate Council Debtour. Our team didn't win any, nor did any team from our org. But we did make it to the finals, and that's already a noteable achievement (can't explain how or why, just belieeeeeve me :) )

2. I participated on a per-bloc freshmen competition.

This includes having our class perform a 5-minute anything-we-want-to-perform-on-stage-in-front-of-so-many-people performance. Of course, I get to be the technical dude. Aaaaand we didn't win either. But it was fun indeed.

Is a week a such a long time already?

Because if it is, then I haven't blogged for 'such a long time.'

So let me just update you of things happening at school recently.

High School Month celebration is now just a week away and students have been practising--a lot.

Practising for the cheer dance competition, the street dance competition, the modern dance competition, singing competition, and a whole lot more.

There hasn't been a consistent day of classes the past week.

Which is sad and boring.

Clarification

As much as I want to blog about my 'daily school life' experience, I won't be doing that.

We were given the minimal blog post number, which is at least twice per week. Seeing that there are five school days per week, I should do five blogs per school day to comply with this blog's theme.

But, I don't think I will.

Although it is apparent that I've already made three consecutive blogs since Monday (this is the third one), I think I won't be able to keep this up. It's not that I am busy enough to not be able to go onli- oh wait, I am busy. Not busy facebook-ing, but busy doing real life things. Like homework. Copying notes. Reading a book. Learning a new algorithm for solving the Rubik's cube. Staring at my bedroom's ceiling. Eating. Breathing...

My point's been perceived, I guess.