#timetimetime

What happen this week is that we've got a new instructor for our startup. Because our last intructor is have to leave for her recovery of her health. So, our new intructor asked every group of what are our startups. She also asked what are the updates of our startup.

We had not enough time to make the MVP of our product, because of the Final examination approaching. We need to study for the upcoming examination. Even we have to study we still plan to resume making our MVP. Its a hard time rigth?

We heard from other section that they asked to make a brochure for their startups. Maybe because maam jabile, our new instructor, wants to catch up of what we have done and what we are about to do. We have plan of what to put on the brochure.

The rooster has been very good about alerting me when it is 7.00 a.m. What he doesn’t seem to understand is that he is approximately 90 minutes off schedule. Sunrise isn’t until 8.32 tomorrow, Monsieur. Don’t push me.

The church bell’s last ring is at 22.00. I use military time as I like precision, and chimes and things put order in a sometimes chaotic, or even worse, loosely structured day. After seven full days, I am slowly falling into a pattern. I marvel at how quickly one can acclimate to new surroundings. For example, today I ate almost an entire baguette. It’s all about assimilating to my new environment, right? Things take so much more time and effort in a new, especially foreign, place. I need to map out my route to the grocery store, read all of the words on every package to make sure I am not eating ground up frogs, and account for the extra time it takes me to make the correct change. I walk faster because I am never texting and there are fewer obstructions (certainly no pedestrians), but I stop a lot more often to take pictures (this may not be true, I stop a lot everywhere to take pictures).