Again or Not Again? That is NOT a Question!
"I'm determined that this school year would be much much easier than the previous draconic one. "
That was the thought that actually sprung in my mind before school started. But now, after the first week where homework was a Payatas landslide, I'm having second thoughts. Concerning homework load, it seems that the sophomore year has more to offer (in a bad way). Which means, I might have a hard time adjusting again.
Last year, I practically failed to adjust to the demands of first year high school. I primarily blame my lethargicness but I also blame dengue for it. This time I hope, I won't get sick at the start of the school year so I won't have to cram a two weeks load into one day.
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I'm now looking for a new Music Centre where I can continue my piano studies. My mom suggests taking the Suzuki method but I'm afraid of that since it requires some sort of slip-in voice lesson and memorizing of pieces. What I plan is to take dual instruments. Aside from my piano, I want to take up another instrument. Right now, my choices are for either guitar or violin. But I'm still open for other options like DJ-ing (WHICH I WANT TO TAKE UP BUT RESTRICTED ANYWAY), or the flute. [Just not the bagpipe or some crazy ethnic or exotic one]
That was the thought that actually sprung in my mind before school started. But now, after the first week where homework was a Payatas landslide, I'm having second thoughts. Concerning homework load, it seems that the sophomore year has more to offer (in a bad way). Which means, I might have a hard time adjusting again.
Last year, I practically failed to adjust to the demands of first year high school. I primarily blame my lethargicness but I also blame dengue for it. This time I hope, I won't get sick at the start of the school year so I won't have to cram a two weeks load into one day.
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I'm now looking for a new Music Centre where I can continue my piano studies. My mom suggests taking the Suzuki method but I'm afraid of that since it requires some sort of slip-in voice lesson and memorizing of pieces. What I plan is to take dual instruments. Aside from my piano, I want to take up another instrument. Right now, my choices are for either guitar or violin. But I'm still open for other options like DJ-ing (WHICH I WANT TO TAKE UP BUT RESTRICTED ANYWAY), or the flute. [Just not the bagpipe or some crazy ethnic or exotic one]