I'm an Alephant.

Nag-aayos ako ng undergrad files ko, tapos nakita ko 'to. Dumadaan pa rin naman ako sa campus (medyo madalas nga e, haha), pero iba pa rin talaga kapag estudyante ka pa. Hay, nakaka-miss.

But didn't post until now. I win.

P.P.S. Do try to keep in touch or I will end you.

I'll probably make a more ~*in-depth*~ post about said fieldwork later; the experience, I think, is something worth sharing.

It's been a week since I graduated from college, and only now do I realize that I have no concrete plan on what to do with my life. But before the panic sets in and messes up my mind completely, here's a simple note to everyone that made my stay in the university life-changing. A lot of things can be said about my journey through college, but I think the only important thing to say is that I would not have been able to come out of it alive if it weren't for the people who were with me from the start and those I've met along the way. I am and always will be grateful.

My Ho Chi Minh to Phnom Penh bus ticket. The English isn't exactly great, but at least it made the first 3 minutes of the 6-hour trip more amusing.

The menu said this was "special chicken pho" but I could have sworn I saw a frog gastrocnemius (based on the numerous experiments in Animal Physio, haha) in it. Wasn't able to take a picture of the muscle since I ate it as soon as I saw it, though. Still, that was some really yummy pho.

Notre Dame Basilica, Ho Chi Minh

Reunification Palace, Ho Chi Minh

Thiên Hậu Temple, Ho Chi Minh

Will post a few pics from my trip in a few since 1) I've already passed my first draft, and 2) I need a bit of reminding.

A ~*relaxing*~ song for the stressful week ahead

This explains a lot.

The original (and definitely the better) Y.O.L.O. 

Never thought I'd say this, but right now I'd rather work on my thesis than study for my animal physio exam. 

(I have 4 different highlighters in my pencil case, actually)

Took me long enough. Here's to even more sleepless nights and less productivity (oh wait...).