Typhoon Milenyo Hits
This typhoon couldn’t have had a worse timing arriving when it did. I dunno who said it to me, but this sabbatical would be like the eye of the storm, a short calm to the forboding chaos that is yet to come. (Just remembered, si Jules pala nagsabi)
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But our house wasn’t really hard hit by the typhoon. I think my dad and I were a good tandem. He handled the leaks and the stray sprays downstairs and I handled the ones upstairs. It was like our house was submerged inside a giant swimming pool and the water’s starting to get into the small holes.
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So finally the lights are back on, and the first thing I did was of course, charge my cellphone’s batteries. And then go online to write this entry.
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As I was saying before I rudely went off topic and chattered, this eye of the storm is really the last thing that I need. First of all it was hard studying for ChE 122 when 1st, I barely learned anything from my prof, 2nd, it was so friggin hot because there’s no electricity, 3rd, there’s news that the exam might be cancelled because, I quote Karol "Wasak ang campus." And true to his word, na-uproot/natumba nga naman ang mga more than 50 year old trees sa academic oval. Poor trees.
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Right now I’m hoping that the exam tommorow is canceled so I could have time to rearrnge my life. Life kinda stopped when the electricity stopped flowing. Is pent all dy eating, listening to music on my Mp3 player and lying around. I read VanNess when the sun was out but, I don’t think I absorbed anything other than Chemical Engineering thermodynmics is BORING!
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Well I’m done with my e-mail and my blgo entry. I was gonna put in stuff that I actually enjoyed during the black-out, like how I got to talk to my parents and stuff cuz there was nothing else to do, but I’ll reserve what happened to the set of stories that I’m writing.
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I’m planning on putting into writing all the stories my grand mom told me about my dd and his brothers. My dad added a few stories to those yesterday, so dun na lang.
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