The End of Freshman Year: Finally!

It's that time again when you take a long rest from a  long time spent with books and studying your butt off just to get in the Dean's List. Summer's here and it's high time for me to relax, lay myself on the couch and watch life go by in the tube. My first year of college was good for me. I had a good grasp of what it's like to be a college kid and met new faces and went to new places I hadn't visited before. For the long run, college is a wild ride, especially when you've experienced it for the first time. But still, it was a little pain in the buttocks if you ask me how it was being a freshman. Now that the Finals is over (marked by a traumatic Statistics exam), I'm now regaining the teen spirit I lost from overloading myself during those times where I need to sacrifice simple pleasures to fulfill the promise that I would become a Dean's Lister.

Let me indulge myself with the sweet freedom from brain-bending Statistics problems, frustrating subject assignments, and exhausting LTS Outreaches. Yet, I do not have even a single shard of an idea on how to spend this freedom I long yearned.Oh the perils of boredom! It is really annoying when summer's already here and you still don't have anything in mind. Maybe it's because of the trauma I feel after the end of my first year of college. Well at least, it's worth it. The people I met, the many personalities I discovered compensated for the frustrations I had during those days. I couldn't say that college sucked the fun out the naivety in me, but it is college that made me come out of my shell. That made me realize the existence of other people (No offense meant.)

Summer's here and it's time for me to rejuvenate myself. After one last hang-out with my close friends at CPU (Rochelle, Ian, Apols, Jane and Miggy), I begin to realize that I am free, and the fact that I survived the portals of another chapter in my erratic life.

Now, let me just sit for a while and amuse myself with eccentric stuff in the internet. Give me a little time to pull myself together and embrace the summer with desperation.