
Every single time that I’d have to spend my already measly free hours slaving over my laptop, I’d have to tie my hair up like that. But for a while, this will be the last time that I’d be pulling on my strands like that! Summer vacation started at exactly 4:42am for me, hence the url of this blog.
I was finishing my thesis proposal for one of my design majors at 3am. I was sleeping before I was writing. And I was playing Rockband before I was sleeping. Though I had such a huge bout of laziness that night, I think this summer vacation is well deserved. This was the most stressful year in my entire academic and non-academic life, especially the semester that just passed. Advanced Graphic Design, Print and Publication, Western Art History, Philippine History, and Philosophy — this sums up a pretty hectic semester. It didn’t reflect in the number of classes but the work load is just amazing. I’m convinced that my QPI is going to drop with conviction.
With all the stress, I’m glad I still haven’t forgotten my Lenten sacrifice! This year, I’m gave up all meat: no chicken, no beef, no pork, no fish. Good diet? Not really — I don’t eat vegetables. Why would I sacrifice that much? Well, it wouldn’t be a sacrifice if it were easy.

For a few nights, my dinner has always been eggs cooked in different ways. This one’s scrambled with cheese, white onions, and potatoes. It’s really filling! Even though this one serving is more than enough for me, I’d still finish the whole plate. Sarap kumain, eh?
Though, this isn’t my dinner. This is my lunch ‘CAUSE I DON’T HAVE SCHOOL ANYMORE WOOHOO! It’s such an amazing feeling to finally eat full meals at home and to spend no money for myself. Since I cook for myself, I get to choose what to eat and how I want it. And I wanted to eat it with this:

A tall freaking glass of ripe and green mango shake. First day of summer and it’s pretty amazing so far (:
If there’s anything to say, if there’s anything to do,
If there’s any other way, I’ll do anything for you.
For the Widows in Paradise, For the Fatherless in Ypsalanti
-Sufjan Stevens