You know when you’re holding a pen while doing something, then the next minute, you go do another thing and a second later you just can’t find your pen? You try looking for it everywhere, right? But still you just can’t find it. Then when you finally forgot its missing it magically reapears - under your pillow, cabinet corners, on top of your freaking table. Lost things got me thinking, maybe we don’t really lose someone. That one way or another people find their way back to people - as memories, as lessons or when you're lucky enough, as chances. And maybe, just maybe, I never really lost you.

Milo marathon 🐒👣

I had a fall. Ankle fracture and burst cartilages :( can't walk so mahirap tas depaat kukuha lang ako ng units dito tas balik na pero slu is not accepting returnees kailangan first year ulit

I was listening to this playlist when I realized what my ultimate goal is and it’s this: to be a kick-ass doctor (surgeon, if ever) with lots of rustic no-judgement zone coffee shops. I mean, how cool is that right? 

After weeks of anxiety and panic attacks, finally, the exam is over. And I did it! I passed! I can’t believe it too, but I did. But that’s just a foreplay, man. The real deal starts this incoming semester. And I am very scared but also very excited. So, cheers to caffeinated nights and palpitations! A lot of palpitations. I’ll try to NOT die, swear.

study area

4. More for the learning and less for the grades - Grades are important. But keep in mind that they are numbers. Only numbers. If you studied the lesson and understood it well, you'll nail every quiz or exam related to it, and that'll give you great grades. And if you didn't study the lesson, and didn't understood it at all, but still nailed every quiz or exam cause of God knows how, you'll still get great grades. But do you think you learned as much as when you really did study for it? Of Couse not. In the long run, great grades will not make you stay in your job, what u learned in college will.

10/13/14

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