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I really like graphic design, even though I'm not very good at it. That's something I've only gotten the courage to say now. I like browsing through other people's works and figuring out for myself what looks good and what doesn't. One of my favorite things to do when I'm inspired is to put on some music and immerse myself in Photoshop. Sometimes I'm so absorbed in a specific project that I'll let an entire day pass before realizing how late it's gotten.  Unfortunately, I haven't been doing much design work outside my school requirements (like Global Health infographics) and Health Sci promos. That's why I want to devote the next two weeks to improving my style. By the way I feel really silly saying this as if I were a legit graphic designer. I can imagine my legit graphic designer friends looking at this post and scoffing at me. Pardon me, masters, for I am an eager n00b. Designing is just something I really enjoy doing, and I really wan

I don't really have anything to write about, but I just feel like I should say something because I don't want my most recent post to be about something that happened more than a month ago. So what's been happening in my life? Well, for starters... Leyte happened. I went on a five-day immersion with a bunch of other Health Sci batchmates. I don't really want to talk about what happened there. And I probably never will post online about it. So, yeah. Sorry. On a lighter note, Rap and I are now two years old. Well, two years and a month, to be exact. We celebrated at A Veneto Pizzeria, an Italian restaurant along Visayas Ave. It's a really fancy name for such a normal-looking store. The food was A+ though. We got some pizza and a sinfully cheesy lasagna, pictured above.  Delizioso! The pictures above were taken on a day where 140 farmers from Casiguran came to Ateneo for a forum or something. The night before, the organizers noticed that a few of