A lot of things happened

A lot of things happened yesterday. I finally got to meet (or to talk to) Eula who I also call Jenny since she looks like Jenny of Endless Love. Boss Raisa introduced her to me (which I was very thankful for). Eula said that she knows me because I'm part of the COR (Council of Representatives) group of the College of Mass Comm Student Council. I was absent during that day's meeting because I felt lazy to move and leave home. But anyway, I asked her what were discussed during the COR meet even though a friend I know texted me already what were discussed. Of course that's my way to start the conversation with her a.k.a. "paandar" because I really like her! She is my crush. If she'll be my girlfriend I can die right away.

We also joined this TV Show Quiz Bee from 90s to Present by the UP Broadcasters' Guild. We were really hoping to win because the grand prize is 2000 pesos and the registration fee is only 100 pesos. I really thought we'll win and get the money so that we can drink afterwards but we failed. Ugh. I thought I'm that really good at TV shows and I'm that jologs. It turned out, some people were more TV addicts and more jologs than me.

We got dismissed early for our MS 1 class also this day because our professor was somewhere else. He told us he'll be gone to attend something but we still need to attend class because someone will discuss about toxicology and shit. Good thing it ended early. We were able to arrive at the TV show quiz bee earlier than the scheduled time. But, yeah, we didn't win.

We also had our second (not quite sure) writers' pool which was held at Buffalo Joint in Maginhawa. We were able to come up with a few concept somehow but we were not satisfied. Bill, my orgmate who is also a member of the UP Pep Squad treated us with beer and some pulutan on the side. Miele brought out her Lay's flavored-I-forgot but which tastes really good. I got a bit tipsy so we decided to eat goto (because we are the goto kids) at Timog near Miele's house and decided to visit Jef Salonga who is a very good comedy writer and a veteran Live AIDS performer. He is really funny as a person yet he is kind and down to earth unlike the other seasoned performers from Samaskom I know. I won't name drop now because for sure you don't know them.

So there. I got home really late but it's part of it. Live AIDS season means staying up until late.

It's the end of life.


Originally composed last Friday morning but finished just now.