CWTS (Citizen Welfare & Training Service) is over. But I’m still going to keep relations with CAP (Concerened Artists of the Philippines), since I volunteered to make and maintain their Kontra-Busal campaign website. I guess it’s the least I can do for being relatively inactive in the CWTS course as compared to my other classmates whose job assignnments made them do all sorts of heavy tasks.

MCO had a semender outing at some resort in Valenzuela last Saturday. Buong araw akong nag-swimming, kumain, tapos nung gabi, nag-videoke, uminom ng kaunti, then revealed things I shouldn’t have told some people. Ala-una na ‘ko nakauwi.

Lastly, as expected, with a new batch of incoming freshmen who are prioritized in subject enlistments, the CRS (Computerized Registration System) has failed to enlist me in the coveted general elective subjects I chose. Gone are the days when I got all the subjects I wanted and needed. Good luck to me and my first time to go hunting for slots.

[POST SCRIPT: 20:30 PM] In my search for options, I just found out that there are new MST general elective subjects offered this year. EEE 10 (Everyday EEE: Kuryente, Radyo atbp.), ES 10 (Forces at Work), GE 1 (Earth Trek) and MS 1 (Oceans & Us). May pag-asa pa ‘ko. Sana may slots pa sila. Hindi ako magu-underload.

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