The yf-ers probably flooded their blogs with awe-inspiring remarks about the just-past camp; tremendous sessions, serene environment perfect for such occasion, breath-taking activities, startling intimacy of present and fresh friendships and so forth. I myself came back and felt overwhelmed, silent. It was indeed one of the best, if not the best camp i've ever had. And as the title declared, the 'blogger juice' as i call it, was far gone right till now, perhaps?
Ironically, the camp I was attending, was right smacked in the midst of all the nastiest of period in which you would try evading but all but fail. It was like a bad egg sandwiched between the juicy black-peppered roasted beef slice, mayo, lettuce, cheese and so on. In this case, the lettuce and company were the study week, an undone and highly massive Ethics assignment which has a due date a day after camp, and final itself in which if i were to prepare for it early, would be one or two months back - around when the semester itself started. It was all so hectic, messy and taxing near the flip to the new year.
And inspite of all the nonstop full-blooded activities, i have to admit i did pull through quite impressively and putting together too maximum enjoyment and experience the past weeks right till now and still ongoing pleased to say. Its holiday now tho and i was thinking of shooting off swiftly for once but didn't materialize unfortunately. Holidays somewhere - something i haven't done since people started eating peanuts - don't seem to be occurring at the moment the least. And mum has not too long ago been persisting me to go work somewhere, again. It happens, and i more or less anticipated it coming every time my limited 3-week holiday commences. Not that i'm lazy enough not to (or maybe i am), but the working days are always, and never fail to fall on weekends or un-miss-able days hence i never relented with mum's insistence and there you go, the naggings, grumblings and church-cant-make-you-richs. I wonder too if all this has to do with protesting against my religion and its affiliates :)
Its new year tho but i prefer keeping whatever new year reso-es and aspirations or past-year ponderings deep within. Too many of em and at least the juice isn't at the level expressive and enthusiastic enough to elaborate at this time. All in all, i no doubt have to say 2008 had been an extraordinary year filled with almost everything, black and white. And its no better looking ahead and try figure out the mountains and seas, dogs and cats I would be passing by at the present year. I opine every year, at least at my current ultimate lively period, would only get better, learn more, experience new and olds and such - whether things go my way or otherwise - because either way, i believe all these things will come to life some day when im a daddy and will strike me how much it has impacted and could not believe so if it didn't happen. Times could be all sweet and could just turn ugly in a matter of miliseconds. And for that, i open my eyes each day and promising to cherish whatever that'll be along the way. And so should you.
I'm actually on an interval, and decided to make it beneficial. I seem to be doing more things outside my craft these days, interacting and gesturing sharper to date. Its normal isn't it? Part of growing up a better person. au revoir (;
Ironically, the camp I was attending, was right smacked in the midst of all the nastiest of period in which you would try evading but all but fail. It was like a bad egg sandwiched between the juicy black-peppered roasted beef slice, mayo, lettuce, cheese and so on. In this case, the lettuce and company were the study week, an undone and highly massive Ethics assignment which has a due date a day after camp, and final itself in which if i were to prepare for it early, would be one or two months back - around when the semester itself started. It was all so hectic, messy and taxing near the flip to the new year.
And inspite of all the nonstop full-blooded activities, i have to admit i did pull through quite impressively and putting together too maximum enjoyment and experience the past weeks right till now and still ongoing pleased to say. Its holiday now tho and i was thinking of shooting off swiftly for once but didn't materialize unfortunately. Holidays somewhere - something i haven't done since people started eating peanuts - don't seem to be occurring at the moment the least. And mum has not too long ago been persisting me to go work somewhere, again. It happens, and i more or less anticipated it coming every time my limited 3-week holiday commences. Not that i'm lazy enough not to (or maybe i am), but the working days are always, and never fail to fall on weekends or un-miss-able days hence i never relented with mum's insistence and there you go, the naggings, grumblings and church-cant-make-you-richs. I wonder too if all this has to do with protesting against my religion and its affiliates :)
Its new year tho but i prefer keeping whatever new year reso-es and aspirations or past-year ponderings deep within. Too many of em and at least the juice isn't at the level expressive and enthusiastic enough to elaborate at this time. All in all, i no doubt have to say 2008 had been an extraordinary year filled with almost everything, black and white. And its no better looking ahead and try figure out the mountains and seas, dogs and cats I would be passing by at the present year. I opine every year, at least at my current ultimate lively period, would only get better, learn more, experience new and olds and such - whether things go my way or otherwise - because either way, i believe all these things will come to life some day when im a daddy and will strike me how much it has impacted and could not believe so if it didn't happen. Times could be all sweet and could just turn ugly in a matter of miliseconds. And for that, i open my eyes each day and promising to cherish whatever that'll be along the way. And so should you.
I'm actually on an interval, and decided to make it beneficial. I seem to be doing more things outside my craft these days, interacting and gesturing sharper to date. Its normal isn't it? Part of growing up a better person. au revoir (;
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