dream on.
labels:
acads,
nonfiction,
sleep
honestly speaking, i have been procrastinating on a lot of school work - i'm very grateful i haven't flunked anything yet - and i still feel the powerful urge to take lots of sleep.
i tried and succeeded to wake up during the REM (rapid-eye movement) phase of my sleep. i did remember my dreams, which included a mix of trivial characters (like them) and situations (like that). basta, basta.
she was there with him, holding hands with their wands out. running towards the end of the long corridor, student militants wave their banners to express their outrage over an oppresive law. instead of chanting crude remarks, they were shouting out theorems on getting derivatives. i woke up, shouting 'Madaya, madaya!.'
i got to watch HP after taking the math exam.
**
still 'lovin it after 14 years of mass media awareness, collective membership advancement, and outrageous adventures. here's to the UP Mass Communicators Organization - my first family in UP. =) i excused myself from participating in the celebrations - i don't deserve to feel the happiness all of them worked hard for.
**
i knew there had to be a reason why i started late to review for a quiz tomorrow: classes are suspended.
can't help but remember the high school days; when our classes were suspended several hours after official announcements.
Diliman Preparatory School - sounds familiar? it does now, when it was all over the news. i'm not happy over the fact that many people are asking: 'diba yung school mo dati yung may "bomb threat?'
i tried and succeeded to wake up during the REM (rapid-eye movement) phase of my sleep. i did remember my dreams, which included a mix of trivial characters (like them) and situations (like that). basta, basta.
she was there with him, holding hands with their wands out. running towards the end of the long corridor, student militants wave their banners to express their outrage over an oppresive law. instead of chanting crude remarks, they were shouting out theorems on getting derivatives. i woke up, shouting 'Madaya, madaya!.'
i got to watch HP after taking the math exam.
**
still 'lovin it after 14 years of mass media awareness, collective membership advancement, and outrageous adventures. here's to the UP Mass Communicators Organization - my first family in UP. =) i excused myself from participating in the celebrations - i don't deserve to feel the happiness all of them worked hard for.
**
i knew there had to be a reason why i started late to review for a quiz tomorrow: classes are suspended.
can't help but remember the high school days; when our classes were suspended several hours after official announcements.
Diliman Preparatory School - sounds familiar? it does now, when it was all over the news. i'm not happy over the fact that many people are asking: 'diba yung school mo dati yung may "bomb threat?'
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