gwuh.
School. *sigh* I have to get up pretty early everyday because my first classes do not like latecomers, but that mostly results in me staring into space for a good 5-10 minutes still waiting for my brain to wake up. *is not a morning person* All's well with Hapon10 because, for one, hearing/speaking Japanese wakes me up, and two, I already know the stuff my prof is teaching. But Nat Sci1... *dies* I'm not very good at physics, and my prof speaks so fast and eats his words that I have a hard time paying attention to him. Plus he loves getting sidetracked and me being tired from brisk-walking so I won't be late + brain not yet awake = zombie!Karen. >>;
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I won't be able to go to the AME con on Saturday, but I'm not really disappointed, because we're going to watch Sweeney Todd for Theatre10! I don't know how to get to Greenbelt, though. *fails* Tohohoho. T_T
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I don't know how to answer the question "Kamusta ka na?" or "How are you?" I like talking, but I'm not the type of person who readily talks about my problems, what's going on in my life or how my day went. I don't know how to make small talk. If someone doesn't make the initiative to start talking about him/herself, then after that initial greeting of "How are you?" I answer "I'm fine", and that's the end of the conversation. This is especially true with acquaintances, and even with friends. It's mostly with close friends that I find myself more talkative. I'm more comfortable when people are the one who start a conversation with me, because then I only have to comment on what they're saying. And while they're talking, it gives me the time to adjust myself to start talking about something too, if I'm able to think of a topic. I find it really awkward, but I can't help it. I think of myself as pretty outgoing, and I'm sure most people think this of me too, but in a place full of strangers, I will not be the one who will be going around and talking to people. I wouldn't know what to say, lol. It's only when I'm in a weird mood that I start talking about myself without others asking first.
Like the one I'm in right now.
Hi. This is me after a sugar rush. I start talking about myself and think not-so-deep thoughts.
...Obviously, I need to go out and eat something, prefererably something sweet. Right, I'm going now.
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I won't be able to go to the AME con on Saturday, but I'm not really disappointed, because we're going to watch Sweeney Todd for Theatre10! I don't know how to get to Greenbelt, though. *fails* Tohohoho. T_T
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I don't know how to answer the question "Kamusta ka na?" or "How are you?" I like talking, but I'm not the type of person who readily talks about my problems, what's going on in my life or how my day went. I don't know how to make small talk. If someone doesn't make the initiative to start talking about him/herself, then after that initial greeting of "How are you?" I answer "I'm fine", and that's the end of the conversation. This is especially true with acquaintances, and even with friends. It's mostly with close friends that I find myself more talkative. I'm more comfortable when people are the one who start a conversation with me, because then I only have to comment on what they're saying. And while they're talking, it gives me the time to adjust myself to start talking about something too, if I'm able to think of a topic. I find it really awkward, but I can't help it. I think of myself as pretty outgoing, and I'm sure most people think this of me too, but in a place full of strangers, I will not be the one who will be going around and talking to people. I wouldn't know what to say, lol. It's only when I'm in a weird mood that I start talking about myself without others asking first.
Like the one I'm in right now.
Hi. This is me after a sugar rush. I start talking about myself and think not-so-deep thoughts.
...Obviously, I need to go out and eat something, prefererably something sweet. Right, I'm going now.