Dramachine
Every summer these past few years, on a holiday week-end, somebody in my family gets married. This year, I am missing the wedding of the season because I have Economics finals. The teacher drones on for two hours on Mondays and Thursdays and then gets the computer to pick 50 random questions for the midterms and finals. Right before the midterms he said that if we encounter a question that we didn't discuss we should just go ahead and ignore it because "the computer does all this stuff." At least he said he'd add four or five points to the score. He is by far the laziest teacher I've ever had. He doesn't even have to grade the tests; they're both multiple choice shade-the-right-dot tests. I have two more chapters to read. I have a doctor's appointment this morning and afterwards I am getting my eyebrows done, by hook or by crook. Then and only then will I hole myself up in the library or a Starbucks somewhere. Gudlak na lang to me.
On other news, I think I'm meeting the kids this week-end.
Every summer these past few years, on a holiday week-end, somebody in my family gets married. This year, I am missing the wedding of the season because I have Economics finals. The teacher drones on for two hours on Mondays and Thursdays and then gets the computer to pick 50 random questions for the midterms and finals. Right before the midterms he said that if we encounter a question that we didn't discuss we should just go ahead and ignore it because "the computer does all this stuff." At least he said he'd add four or five points to the score. He is by far the laziest teacher I've ever had. He doesn't even have to grade the tests; they're both multiple choice shade-the-right-dot tests. I have two more chapters to read. I have a doctor's appointment this morning and afterwards I am getting my eyebrows done, by hook or by crook. Then and only then will I hole myself up in the library or a Starbucks somewhere. Gudlak na lang to me.
On other news, I think I'm meeting the kids this week-end.
