Entrepreneurs in China
So how are you, LJ? Yeah, I know. I broke my promise again when I said I would start updating frequently. Haven't had the time to do so, work and all, you know. In any case, yeah, I'm back. Why? It's the start of the semestral break, which for me is not really going to be that pleasurable. It's off to China for the Little Entrepreneur Beijing XCE trip~ That means I have to wake up at 3AM (or well, I don't plan on sleeping anymore.). Will be back on the 3rd of November at around early morning though. As for grades, there's not much to talk about. I did get the English essay after all, yay! On the other hand, I made a mistake by interchanging Potassium and Phosphorus.
It's been a rough three days, hasn't it? Yeah, I mean that English test Magallona made for us. We really want to kill her after that. I had some careless mistakes in Math. "Always, sometimes, never" isn't really my thing. Science was downright easy, save for when I mistook Potassium for Phosphorus. CLE was hard, especially the multiple choice portion. Barja didn't make it at all! (Kudos to you, Lord Dennis, for managing to make CLE a possible threat.) Now that that's done and over with, it's time to get wild! Of course, it still doesn't feel like break for me. I always get that feeling anyway. Oh well *eats my McDonalds Chicken Burger*
We have to formulate a business plan, so say our teachers who are coming along with us to Beijing. By business plan, they mean it's graded and some of the works will even account for our third quarter projects. Not really the best and most relaxing sembreak you could have, right? The experience should be fun, seeing as I've never been to Beijing, China (Though it is a communist country). My parents gave me a handful of money, around more than 400 dollars, which isn't supposed to be. In any case, I don't plan to spend it for anything except for those Jasmine Tea packs my mom's asking me to buy. Almost my entire barkada is going to Beijing, so I doubt it'll get even the least bit lonely. We'll probably do some crazy stuff once we get there, and get ourselves sent back here with sanctions. If we do, however, survive the whole duration of the trip, we're bound to become successful entrepreneurs or something like that. With that said, I have to go pack my handbag with some books to read while we're waiting in the airport. To all of you who are staying here for the sembreak, I wish you the best of luck and have a great break!
Slash: >_> You forget to mention me again?
Charles: Well, you aren't very memorable.
Slash:
It's been a rough three days, hasn't it? Yeah, I mean that English test Magallona made for us. We really want to kill her after that. I had some careless mistakes in Math. "Always, sometimes, never" isn't really my thing. Science was downright easy, save for when I mistook Potassium for Phosphorus. CLE was hard, especially the multiple choice portion. Barja didn't make it at all! (Kudos to you, Lord Dennis, for managing to make CLE a possible threat.) Now that that's done and over with, it's time to get wild! Of course, it still doesn't feel like break for me. I always get that feeling anyway. Oh well *eats my McDonalds Chicken Burger*
We have to formulate a business plan, so say our teachers who are coming along with us to Beijing. By business plan, they mean it's graded and some of the works will even account for our third quarter projects. Not really the best and most relaxing sembreak you could have, right? The experience should be fun, seeing as I've never been to Beijing, China (Though it is a communist country). My parents gave me a handful of money, around more than 400 dollars, which isn't supposed to be. In any case, I don't plan to spend it for anything except for those Jasmine Tea packs my mom's asking me to buy. Almost my entire barkada is going to Beijing, so I doubt it'll get even the least bit lonely. We'll probably do some crazy stuff once we get there, and get ourselves sent back here with sanctions. If we do, however, survive the whole duration of the trip, we're bound to become successful entrepreneurs or something like that. With that said, I have to go pack my handbag with some books to read while we're waiting in the airport. To all of you who are staying here for the sembreak, I wish you the best of luck and have a great break!
Slash: >_> You forget to mention me again?
Charles: Well, you aren't very memorable.
Slash: