Well, what do you know? It's the first day of December. Only twenty four days left before Christmas. Wow! Who'd have thought that time flies by so fast that it's almost the end of yet another year.
*Sigh* A lot of things are going to happen this month. I mean, apart from the Christmas season, that
is. On Sunday, December 3rd, St. Scholastica's College, Manila turns 100. My goodness...I'll be going to Ninoy Aquino Stadium by 7:30 in the morning, in my school uniform, to attend the Mass for All. I'm kind of sad because on Sunday, the family is supposed to go to my Lola's house in Parañaque for our monthly family gatherings. But since this Mass for All is a requirement for all students, I have no choice but to go there. Good thing, there won't be any classes on Monday since we'll all be there the day before.
I have a very long weekend, you see. It started yesterday and it will end on Tuesday. Nice, huh? Even if Malacañang didn't suspend the classes, I still don't have school on that day. Remember? I don't have classes every Tuesday and Thursday? Anyway, today, we don't have classes too because it's a holiday (Bonifacio day, that is). Tomorrow...no classes. Sir Boogie said we don't have to meet tomorrow (Good news for us!). Sunday, we'll go to school but we don't have to stay all day all night. Monday, no classes because it's a rest day for everyone at St. Scho. Tuesday, well, you know. Hehehe...that's my 6-day weekend.
But hey! Hold on. Even though I don't have to go to school during these days, that doesn't mean I won't. I need to go there for library use. I need to do a lot of research and stuff. A lot of studying is necessary for my majors. So, there you go.
It's really going to be a very busy week. Anyway, I have to go now.
Catch you later.
*Sigh* A lot of things are going to happen this month. I mean, apart from the Christmas season, that
is. On Sunday, December 3rd, St. Scholastica's College, Manila turns 100. My goodness...I'll be going to Ninoy Aquino Stadium by 7:30 in the morning, in my school uniform, to attend the Mass for All. I'm kind of sad because on Sunday, the family is supposed to go to my Lola's house in Parañaque for our monthly family gatherings. But since this Mass for All is a requirement for all students, I have no choice but to go there. Good thing, there won't be any classes on Monday since we'll all be there the day before.
I have a very long weekend, you see. It started yesterday and it will end on Tuesday. Nice, huh? Even if Malacañang didn't suspend the classes, I still don't have school on that day. Remember? I don't have classes every Tuesday and Thursday? Anyway, today, we don't have classes too because it's a holiday (Bonifacio day, that is). Tomorrow...no classes. Sir Boogie said we don't have to meet tomorrow (Good news for us!). Sunday, we'll go to school but we don't have to stay all day all night. Monday, no classes because it's a rest day for everyone at St. Scho. Tuesday, well, you know. Hehehe...that's my 6-day weekend.
But hey! Hold on. Even though I don't have to go to school during these days, that doesn't mean I won't. I need to go there for library use. I need to do a lot of research and stuff. A lot of studying is necessary for my majors. So, there you go.
It's really going to be a very busy week. Anyway, I have to go now.
Catch you later.
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