July one

Until now, I haven't performed the return demonstration for vital signs yet. With a pace like a snail, 4 pairs a meeting, and still half of the class to perform, guess how long we're going to do this. Lucky are those who were already finished with the task. I admit that I was relieved when I was not called during the first meeting, but I am not that happy when I wasn't called today. Imagine the amount of nervousness I feel whenever our CI would call the pairs to perform. It's a pain to wait. It's a pain not knowing what I would get for the demo.
My day was spent eating, most of the time... no wonder I get bigger every day. In the morning, I ate at Seattle's then snack at McDo. I am guilty of spending a lot. But then again, I'm spending it for my basic need... food. *____*

I badly need a work out!

During our Lecture class, we were asked to discuss civil-political rights including the right to remain silent, right to freedom of expression, etc.through a role play. We were given an hour to discuss a plan. From a simple clash of a rich Chinese guy with a jeepney driver it soon developed into a tragic love story that resulted to homicide that was passed on the court. The play was a hodge podge of ideas from Ely, Liezl, Elaine, and moi. We tried to make it a musical play as suggested by Narduel by injecting songs like "Wag dyan wag dyan, may kiliti ako dyan, wag dyan" performed by Jaiv while being tortured by the police portrayed by Oli and other classmate. The sequence was not smooth and the lines weren't written for the actors, but it turned out good. I admit that our group did well on that activity, thanks to Jaiv, Oli, and the others who made that play a musical comedy, worth watching.
Our class ended at 7pm. Good thing Jaiv has a car and brought us Elaine, Sandy, Melai, and moi in our home safe as we sing along with Juris in her song "Tell me where it hurts".
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Today is my friend Aileen's birthday! Happy happy birthday pangga! Love u! Mwah!