The CSB Experience 2: Agosto Todo

    Grabeh, less than a few weeks to go, it's almost going to be finals time. But right now, I have something to worry about and these are what we call "projects". Hmm...When was the last time I enjoy doing one?

    When I realized that school projects are evil when many as early as Grade 6, I dread myself from ever doing those stuff. Then again, I have to since projects comprises a hiuuge amount of my subject's total grade percentage.

    Take this for example, I have to do a Rizal-related group project (it was supposed to be as easy as pie since it originally composed of just me and my other classmate but someone wanted to merge with us so I had no choice but to let them in).

    Then, I have this whole product marketing strategy for Basicom with Hoogie and Bianca deriving from our TV ad which is a cosmetic product (direct-selling). We have to make a marketing kit, complete with business cards, posters, brochures, and even a website chuck full of fictional yet informative information (redundant).

     What could be my ever irritating weekly project is making an artwork for Hartds-1 about this and added with a critical essay "cherva" about it.

    For Philien we have to make an MTV complete with us singing a song orginally wrote by one of us.  I took the honors though of penning it for they say I have a way with words "daw".

    Well, that's college all right but if you're still in high school, teachers doesn't have the right to give students a heavy load of pre-finals project for them to do, consiodering how late they are dismissed from their class added with a limited time for them to take a full rest as well as to fully manage all of their projects with ease.

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    I had a bad feeling when the very first day of August came into full blast. First, it was raining hard at the most unexpected time and even now, the flood in our subdivision haven't subsided fully even though it's been there since June! Second, my less-than-a-year old cellphone accidentally got exposed to water and has now short-circuited. The warranty for it was completely voided so I have to pay fopr its repairs (good thing it'll only cost me less than a thousand pesos for it). Plus my 18th birthday is less than 30 days away and I have a feeling, it would be a very wet-wet one considering having all of my birthdays been rainy days ranging from the slightly-moderate to the heavier-than-normal kind. madalas ngang dinadalaw ng bagyo ang birthday ko eh, sa'n ka pa?!

    Given those inevitable things, there's still something good for me to look forward at. For starters, ABC-5 will be changing face, hopefully for the better. Second, my personalized t-shirts will finally see the light of day thanks to Graphiquetee with no problems whatsoever. Third, my birthday's on a Sunday so we'll be malling once again plus, it's term break the day after. Yipee!

    I just hope that thing won't turn for the worst!