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A very, very short update to my very, very uneventful summer...

Subic was great :) Trekking (don't ever wear slippers, ever!) and night swimming, in a beach where we did not pay the entrance fee (we were 20 people) and at mga 9 in the night (when we had the beach to ourselves). That included an exhibition of sorts (na sobrang amateur but cutely unprofessional) and "swimming school" (teaching the people who didn't know how to swim exactly how. I'm not a patient teacher, trust me). Now THIS is what you do when you go to Subic (aside from raiding the outlet shops). Why did I not figure this out before?

Aside from that, the summer's been dull and boring. I just have to ask...
IS IT POSSIBLE TO BE STRESSED AND BORED AT THE SAME TIME?
Is it normal at the very least? Because that has been the current mood for quite a while. I don't exactly know how this happens, but really. Being used to a truckload of things to do 24/7, this is REALLY WEIRD for this girl. It's been happening for around three weeks now, but I swear, I'm hating it.

Our Macbook has arrived. I am in love it with it, it's puuuurrddy!! But first, I have to figure out how to use it. Macbooks are love. I want an internet router now, but as my dad says, one at a time. So I'll keep quiet for now.

Summer is half done. I enjoyed the first four weeks of it (March 14-April 14). But my life will come back in the last three. (May21-June11). Shows to watch, balikbayans, my friends are back, and the senior high starts. :) But first, I have to get through the month in between.

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