Should I, or should I not? Maybe I should

 I've been out from school the past week due to fever. Horrible fever.

So lately, I've been devoting my time to catching up to what I have missed—quizzes, homework, discussion notes—which is really exhausting.

But man, whenever you do work, the urge to procrastinate gets stronger by the minute. Especially if the work is boring, like, get my self to read a six-page novel excerpt.

I'll get through. Hopefully.

Oh and what excites me at the moment is the debate tournament that will take place in Baguio next month. Ooooh boy can't wait to debate. Can't wait to build up a castles and cannons of arguments in ten minutes, and face war thereafter. The tingling sensation of excitement, can't bear it.

And some more good news: I passed the entrance exam for the best uni in the Philippines... University of the Philippines! (Wikipedia has a page for it!) I had leg cramps when I knew about it, but I had to jump up and down in overwhelming joy.

Greetings and Sensorimotory Thingamajigg

To Miss Donna Vargas, happy birthday.

(I had to greet her here because I was well fed on her birthday party technically two days ago.)

(I also have to apologize since I didn't give her any presents.)

I'm sorry if you can't take home your present Miss Donna ;)

Well anyway.

I took a test earlier, or yesterday.

It was one of the weirdest tests I've ever taken.

It's composed of 250+ items, a hundred of which aren't subject related.

Those items are for testing my mind power... sensorimotor, self-inventory, and other names. I can't recall, I don't really want to.

So, how was the test?

Let's say, without those abstract reasoning-ish part of the test, I'd say I aced it.

But sadly, I'm not as confident as I should be with the results.

Yet, my hopes are still high, not that high though, but still high enough.

Unpacking (Back from Baguio)

Yep. Back from Baguio.

T'was such a short time. No internet with me the whole time! I wasn't able to blog at all about stuff.

Stuff I kinda forgot already.

But mainly, this post will be about the exam, the main purpose why I went to Baguio.

I mentioned about taking two entrance tests—but I only took one. We were late for the other test, along with sour grapes.

The other exam, which is from the better school, was super-easy. Piece of cake!

Packing up

We'll go to Baguio tomorrow. (Come on, you gotta know Baguio if you know a tad bit about the Philippines.)

But no, it's not for vacation.

We'll be taking two entrance tests from two different universities.

I'm not expecting much, but I'm open to surprises.

I'll be staying there for two days and a night.

This will be quite an adventure, since this will be the FIRST time I'll be going to somewhere almost two hours away from home.

And even though we have our lodging plans, there's still a percentage of uncertainty that everything won't go according to plan.

Not that I'm wishing for it. ;)

USTET

...stands for University of Santo Tomas Entrance Test.

Which is absurdy and unbelievably a piece of cake.

Literally.

No just kidding.

But seriously.

It was easy. At least, it did not meet the 'difficulty level' I was expecting. It wasn't challenging at all. Not bragging at all, but really it wasn't.

I'll be so screwed if I don't pass this.

Late

Again. Late for first period.

It's really irritating.

This day, I'm not JUST late for the first period.

Today, we are supposed to take our departmental test in Math, which is our first subject in the morning.

I was.. 40 minutes late.

But I'm not the panic-now-scream-scream-panic kind of person. I acted all cool and unaffected, while deep inside, I was panicking.

Good thing, my Math teacher is a nice person—she let me take the exam later that day.

Except, I have to do it in 30 minutes.

Bleh, that was enough, I was able to finish it naman.



Really, I don't like major tests welcoming me from vacation.