Yun lang?
So far during my one and a half hour break, I reviewed last week’s math lesson, reviewed today’s Physics Lesson, met up with four friends whom I borrowed/retrieved from, readings from the past semester, and I still got an hour (alone) to kill. Talk about a nonexistent social life. So I’m here in a computer room, catching up on pritongkandule (www.pritongkandule2.tk) which already has a chaper 2. FYI: Pritong Kandule, how stupid it may sound, is a fan fiction of Philippine Ragnarok Online, which I find very funny, and am hell bent on spreading the word about (hehehe) If you’re a ragna player, you should read it. I promise you’ll be satisfied. Anyway, I’m reading chapter 2, which is almost as funny as the first one. As I said, I have no social life during school days.
I still want to watch Mr. and Mrs. Smith, which, my friends say, is a pretty good movie, and believe me, a pretty good movie for my friends, is a good movie for me. I’m just easy to please when it comes to action, adventure, thriller flicks, but give me a love/drama flick, ha! You’ll never hear the end of it.
So here I am, still reading, I still have 5 articles which are due four days from now, but I’m still procrastinating.
I renovated my room though, I’m thinking of giving it a new paint job, but I’ll do that on sem break, fulyl renovationg my room at this time of the year would be suicide. I just replaced a few shelves, cleaned the deep seethed dust, threw away a few useless things, well a lot of useless thing that a few years ago I thought were useful.
I know this isn’t a sign of good journalism/writing, but i cant think of anything else, so… yUn lang!!!
