sighs
been thinking what to blog about... and i just have this one memory of our chem teacher back in college.
we were her favorite students and until now our legend lives on. she still tells about us to her current students in chem (i feel touched).
well. this teacher apparently has the ability to tell about your current status (as a person) with how you draw a series of things.
so she asks us to draw stuff, for example, what object would define our personal existence at that moment -- my blocmate gweys draws a solid circle with a smiley face -- meaning she is very well defined, happy and blah blah blah
i draw this tree with so many branches and all the lines were so broken... and when she looked at it her face was sad and sympathetic and she told me i thought to much and that at that time it reflected that i harboured many problems. and maybe it was true.
until now i still would draw a tree and i'm not sure how many branches...
anyways i just remembered this chem teacher. she's one of my favorites back in college, she made chem 160.1 easier. my number one though is miss alessandra trinidad of hum class. having lit classes in the underground hubs back in the humanities building with her was just plain poetry.
we were her favorite students and until now our legend lives on. she still tells about us to her current students in chem (i feel touched).
well. this teacher apparently has the ability to tell about your current status (as a person) with how you draw a series of things.
so she asks us to draw stuff, for example, what object would define our personal existence at that moment -- my blocmate gweys draws a solid circle with a smiley face -- meaning she is very well defined, happy and blah blah blah
i draw this tree with so many branches and all the lines were so broken... and when she looked at it her face was sad and sympathetic and she told me i thought to much and that at that time it reflected that i harboured many problems. and maybe it was true.
until now i still would draw a tree and i'm not sure how many branches...
anyways i just remembered this chem teacher. she's one of my favorites back in college, she made chem 160.1 easier. my number one though is miss alessandra trinidad of hum class. having lit classes in the underground hubs back in the humanities building with her was just plain poetry.