exanimate.
The next three days will be a rush, what with baccalaureate Mass, graduation, and grad ball ambushing 09 one after another. One would think time would pass slower, having activities chopped up and plunked into separate days, but apparently no amount of scheduling can gift seniors with a temporary time dilation emulator. :|
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I don't want it to be summer yet, precisely because after summer comes college, and I don't think I can handle that. Isn't it practically a call to panic when you see signatures on Peyups that read: "Time is gold, but sleep is platinum."...?
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To be fair, that signature would make sense even if you used it in Pisay. But why am I worrying about college? Summer is glaring at me with a gaze that practically burns, and I have a feeling that even if I don't get baked alive in my toga on Tuesday, I'll end up starting college with a fried nose anyway. DX
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It's strange, isn't it? We won't be going back to Pisay after summer. We won't be returning to the same old classrooms, we won't be starting a school year where the only different things are our schedules and our classmates. We won't have that feeling of certainty that comes from knowing, at least a little, what we're going to face come June.
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It's great that we're going to the same university, but. honestly, how many classes can a biology and an engineering major share? XD We'll make it work, though.
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I don't want it to be summer yet, precisely because after summer comes college, and I don't think I can handle that. Isn't it practically a call to panic when you see signatures on Peyups that read: "Time is gold, but sleep is platinum."...?
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To be fair, that signature would make sense even if you used it in Pisay. But why am I worrying about college? Summer is glaring at me with a gaze that practically burns, and I have a feeling that even if I don't get baked alive in my toga on Tuesday, I'll end up starting college with a fried nose anyway. DX
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It's strange, isn't it? We won't be going back to Pisay after summer. We won't be returning to the same old classrooms, we won't be starting a school year where the only different things are our schedules and our classmates. We won't have that feeling of certainty that comes from knowing, at least a little, what we're going to face come June.
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It's great that we're going to the same university, but. honestly, how many classes can a biology and an engineering major share? XD We'll make it work, though.