First the BAD, anger moments:
Sci10 Doomsday LT: Holy hell!!! To think I studied two friggin' days for this,only to end up with twelve questions, where I do not know two questions, and I practically guessed on practically all numbers in the test. I thought Sci10 would be an easy subject. BUT NO. This particular long test was hard as hell, that I feel I am going to flunk this test real hard. Sometimes, I feel that I lack effort in my studies when such things happen.
Sci10 Doomsday LT: Holy hell!!! To think I studied two friggin' days for this,only to end up with twelve questions, where I do not know two questions, and I practically guessed on practically all numbers in the test. I thought Sci10 would be an easy subject. BUT NO. This particular long test was hard as hell, that I feel I am going to flunk this test real hard. Sometimes, I feel that I lack effort in my studies when such things happen.
Snapping up to my co-staffers: I couldn't take the frustration anymore with the News staff that I suddenly busted into anger and almost cried after the News Seminar got cancelled because of the six that were suppose to attend, only tow were present (me and Bea) and the other four were not (one had a meeting, one had a beat report, but I understood their reasons; what pissed me was the other two). I was furious and felt like how AyeeMac felt when we were not doing our best. It drained me a lot, seriously.
And the GOOD, happy moments:
Bravery part one: I went to Notebook's (and her name's Mita) class at Schmitt hall, waiting for her, with the white rose I was going to give her ready. Then she was fast approaching. I said hi to her, and told her that I need a minute with her. She stopped for a while before going to her chemistry class, and I surprised her by giving her the white rose. She was shocked, with the uttering of "awwwww" while I gave the rose to her. Then I noticed that she was blushing already, and even said "how sweet of you". And before leaving, she said "see you around" as usual, leaving her with a big smile and a blushing face as she went to her class. While going to Theology class, I was carrying a sense of accomplishment of finally being able to talk to her normally, and the rose was my way of telling her indirectly that I like her. After all, actions speak louder than words right?
Bravery part two: I was inside the pubroom doing my usual Guidon work when Jan arrived. I waited for her to go to the common room as it was crowded inside the Guidon room. When she was in the common room, I immediately got the red rose I bought for her and went to the common room. I told Jan that I wanted to speak to her, and it made her curious. For a few seconds, I was sweating hard, with Jan showing me her innocent face. Then I said I wanted to give this to her, and I showed her the Red rose. She was surprised about it, and even asked me why I bought it for her, and I replied "wala lang" with a happy expression on my face. I felt I was blushing then. Jan then went inside the pubroom, and the Guidoneers were intrigued at the rose she was carrying. I was quiet outside the pubroom, being overly amazed at what I have just done. Adding the happy moment, she was smiling and happy as she was holding the red rose I gave her.
And for some comforting:
AnnaB's motherly care for me: Well although AnnaB was not a News staffer technically (she was from Inquiry), I really appreciated her concern for me for my problems and rantings within the News staff, being the only former news staff that was under the AyeeMac. She did have a point when I was getting angry to my co-staffers for being not responsible; I was no editor but I seemed to be terrorizing them too much, as if I am stricter than AnnaB. One of the things that struck me was when she said that we cannot make the News section the same way as AyeeMac did. She was right; AyeeMac was different from AnnaB; Ayee was more authoritative and strict, while Anna was more of the concerned and patient type. After all, no matter how hard I was trying, I can never bring back the News section that Ayee has left behind; every person has his / her own style of managing things with the section and the staffers. And Anna also made a point on me being too concerned about the future of News, as if I was assuming i was the next News Editor. She said that it is just stressing me out, and that I should concentrate more of the present. She's right there, since 1) Assuming that I was an editor showed my bragging side, which is wrong, and 2) It gives me unnecessary pressure. Even if she is not a real News staff, I appreciated the fact that she understands me, given the fact that I consider myself the "rebel News Staffer" for many reasons (like being the only guy, the only old news staffer, and the like). She knew what to tell me and how to help me cope up with being a Guidoneer staffer. Much thanks and much love to you, AnnaB.
Leaving a mark: Before Jan went home, she called me, and thanked me once again for the red rose I gave her, and she left with the rose in her hand, and an appreciative expression in her face.
I never felt this way. So this is what you feel when you are in love. And this was the first Valentine's eve that I celebrated in such manner. It was a very fulfilling for me for stepping up and being brave, even if I looked somewhat stupid while giving Mita and Jan the roses.
I am officially naive-no-more.
*I just saw what seems to be like a comet in the sky a while ago, and I made a wish upon seeing it.