how catastrophic!

Tragic!

It was 2:00 in the morning. I was in a deep sleep and i was in the middle of my utmost dream in my life. I was dreaming about my ultimate crush, ROBI DOMINGO....when precipitously, i heard our house alarm! Damn it! My dream cut-off! ugh! My dad checked out if there was a burglar or whatever. But y'know what he only saw??? a cat! yes, a stupid cat passed through our house's censor that'z why it alarmed!! And only an innocent stupid cat interrupted the finest dream of my life!! ugghh!!

But thinking on the bright side, at least, it was just a cat and not a burglar! =)

taking a step closer

I was a typical high school student in a popular university in the city and i enjoyed being one. As a neophyte, i was known for being the boyish, astig girl in the first section that scares most freshmen. As a sophomore, i was a tenderfoot in the world of "politics". Unexpectedly, i was elected as the class mayor for the first time in my entire life. Though it was a tough responsibility, i still enjoyed my work and appreciated much of the respect of everyone around me. When I became a junior, my life became quite easier, having only the position of being the class vice mayor. Because of that, i had a lot of chances to do naughty things that happened for the first time in my life-- cheating, being always late, and not attending some subjects, to name a few. I had the best days in my life as a senior though i had huge responsibilities. For the second time, i was again voted as the class mayor. All of a sudden, i became a part of the Mayors' League, i was constantly appointed as the team leader which entail patience, hardwork and perseverance. Lastly, i was appointed as the level Ambassador of Goodwill which was totally mind-boggling for me.

When I graduated, it was categorically hard for me. I still dont wanna leave my high school life. But i couldnt do something about it, so i have to move on and put up with it.

Now, i will be taking a step closer to the real world, and that is the college life. A new life for me. I will be studying in a new school, distant from our place. Though i will be in a new environment, i still wont forget these important things i've learned from being a typical high school student: The greatest handicap is to fear, the most challenging thing to do is to begin, the most useless asset is pride, the scariest thing to do is to change, and the greatest mistake is to give up.