Fooled by cardboard

FML. Saw this in Eduk last week—

So I went ahead and took one. But...

Fooled by a cardboard box tacked to a bulletin board. FML.

Forgotten Photo 03: Sleepy at Eduk

I hang out at Eduk a lot, mostly while waiting for Katz. Last Friday I fell asleep in this corridor with my copy of Ilustrado over my face. I do that a lot—I have no problem lying down anywhere there's free floor space that isn't hideously dirty.

The dean of Eduk happened to walk by my hibernating body and apparently thought I was sick. She woke me up with a gentle nudge and an "Okay ka lang ba?" and told me I could go lie down on the Language department's couches. I very politely declined the offer, said I was fine, and thanked her.

She said okay, and added, as she was walking away, "It's a nice book."

I still haven't finished it.

Book Find: Full Disclosure

At the ongoing book sale at the College of Education.

Seems very interesting. I came back the day after I took these photos to find that the book wasn't there anymore.

Wutevs. I still haven't gotten around to finishing Ilustrado for my Lit & Soc class yet, anyway.

These STC kids are really serious about their handwriting.

Add this to the winding list of things I say that make me sound really, really gay: sometimes I wish I'd studied at St. Therese's (or is it Theresa's?) College. I hear they don't dick around when it comes to penmanship. I found this on a late grade school textbook in the College of Education library. My handwriting was nowhere near as legible as this when I was in Grade Five, but I have a hunch the kid who used to own this did very poorly in Handwriting class.

Compare it to the handwriting of Jessica Zafra, another STC graduate.