Yum!

I had a hearty dinner at Cabalen with my groupmates and our teacher. We were supposed to eat at Banana Leaf but it was already closed so Roc said he wanted a buffet. :p

We ended up talking about restaurants and statistics. Haha. How toxic can we get? XD We also talked about our business plan - what needs to be done and the feeling that there's still something missing.

And our teacher escorted me (and only me!!!) up to Tandang Sora, because he was driving up to there. We talked a bit about music, family life, my big EEE to MMM switch, and other things. *kilig* What a way to end this day, considering I also had my first sleepover in UP. (Haha.. I've never done it for my thesis, but I did it for the yearbook.)

I hope to see him on Saturday. I'm definitely getting a picture with him. :D

UNO!!!

Anyway, before I go to the post on why 'the sad face'. I want to say... I GOT 1.0 on my THESIS!!!

I was jumping up and down for about 2 hours this morning and then crying the next hour. It has been an emotional year, with all the hardships on the thesis, yearbook, erg and acads. And I felt so overwhelmed that I got a high grade with all the blood, sweat and tears I've done for my thesis. All worth it! :D

So okay, now we go on to why 'the sad face'.

Everyone knows that I'm graduating this April. (And if you don't know it.. well.. now you do. XD) I'm pretty excited about it. All those years of hard work, it finally paid off!

Unfortunately, my brother was sent to Qatar last April 1 and he'll stay there for a year. Then my Dad will be leaving tomorrow for Europe and stay there for 9 months. They won't even see me graduate.

Hence the sad face. :(

Only my mom will be able to be there on my special day. If I could have my way, I wish they would leave after my graduation but I can't be selfish. My heart feels heavy. ._.

Gradpics!

Today the yearbook staff went to the studio to get their gradpics taken. I was one of the first people who got there, yay for the free ride! (Thanks to Kuya Ronald who was sent by the studio to drive us there.) :D

The staff were... crazy as usual! Hehe.. I had a nice make-up. I didn't looked stressed at all! Thanks to my wonderful make-up artist, Ate Michelle! :P

So yeah, don't really have much to say except bonding with all the people there was fun and certainly proved I haven't lost my touch in making new friends. Here's a preview of how my make-up looked in my toga/sablay shot followed by my creative shot.