the perils of

        Being a sophomore entitles you to one thing: the right to bully freshmen. Yes. You heard me. If you are a second year student, you have all the right in the world to look down at those in the lower batch, and scoff at them, and mock them, and make them feel inferior to you. Go ahead, Sophomore. You've earned it.       I am, of course, kidding. Nobody has a right to bully anyone. Except Kath Uy, because it is her birthday tomorrow and she is turning eighteen and she can bully the heck out of anyone she wants. ADVANCED HAPPY BIRTHDAY KATH! :D        So, sorry for the very delayed post. I HAVE BEEN SO BUSY. Everyone has. If you are a freshman, be sure to cherish every single waking moment that you spend NOT studying or NOT doing org work.       Here's what I've been busy with: (click to enlarge the busyness) I've been moonlighting as a "graphic" "artist" for the Health Sciences Society.  (Check ou...

Earlier I was chatting with my friend Lorenzo (I mentioned him in an earlier post ) about going to Manila, and it looks like I'm not the only one who's scared brainless about moving and studying there! That's comforting. No, that's not sarcasm! I mean I'm really, really glad that I'm not doing this alone. It's not just me and Larz here - there's Jason, and Paul, and all the wonderful new friends I made at the OrSem forums who, just like me, are apprehensive about moving there. Who wouldn't freak about having to live in Manila? It is a HUGE city. It's so unlike Cagayan de Oro, where everything is basically within your reach. In CDO, the malls take less than half a day to explore (granted you don't stop to look at much stuff). And in CDO, you don't have to wait for hours on end just to get from one place to another. Traffic isn't heavy. It isn't hard going places on a jeep, either. Everything is just so simple and wonderful and fam...