  last monday was a blast,  well,  not really.  getting an 8 out of 10 in the previous exercise in Computer- Aided Design was not bad but neither enlightening,  especially when others got 8.
5- 9. 5. all the same,  there is room for improvement.  we were given another set of exercises to do.
with a little difficulty,  I was able to finish the first one. the other,  I wasn't able to finish owing to the fact that I wasted time entering wrong commands and in doing the previous figure.  then at English,  I was given a chance to feel the.
er. eternal fires of hell of Gimo. I just found myself there blank and had to scour my brain for answers when my mind was kinda wondering away. I had all the answers in me,  I just did not get them out. hehehe,
 anyway. it was not that nasty. he made me realize some points through the experience though and gave us R17 folks a ton of work to do. which is mainly writing parts of the research paper.  at Lit,  I,
 as usual,  fairly enjoyed the class with a shade of participation. maybe it was because I was not at all pissed off at the things that I was able to focus on The Hitchhiking Game by Milan Kunder which Mark was able to round and tie off during the meeting. we'll be doing A Rose for Emily next,  according to my blockmates,  Emily is kinda necrophilic.
in " rough"  terms,  she has the tendency to have sex with a corpse. talk about obnoxious.  I'd better prepare for Mark's usual "
start of topic"  Surprise Quiz. hehehe. on maybe Point of View.  After Lit,  I was not able to join my block for lunch owing to my need to deposit in a bank (
my stipend) so there,  I had to hurry without lunch to SEC Lecture Hall C. I was not late at all,  Ms.  Aberin just caught me nibbling cookies from my bag.
she even said " pasimple pa,  huling- huli naman"  but she was not angry or anything.  Later,
 she made me solve a problem on maximum velocity ( note my " delight "  at the thought of answering a physics problem) well,  it was an application of derivatives in physics and was actually easy.
her examples are easy,  contrary to Doc Mara's examples. which are exceedingly tough!  So anyway,  she also gave us a quiz ( two items)
 on derivatives pa rin,  just to know if we understood how to plug stuff in the differentiation formulas. it was not bad. just long actually.  Afterwards came the tiring taekwondo session where we were asked to practice the first basic form with groups. our group did nice though not really nice-
nice. um,  just so- so So there,  Kindergarten was fun where someone discussed Implicit Function Theorem. it was actually nice because we had Reina and Patrick explaining (
and/ or subduing)  the concepts in our math ( just enough calculus to know what continuity and derivatives mean) In my opinion,  the theorem he presented was actually very evident.
also,  knowing topology was nice. of course there were the munchkins we were munching while the speaker was writing on the board.  So yun. after that medyo tiring day,  I was not able to do work.
 I'll post about this day later.
