The Brilliant…s?

One more final examination today, and the first ever semester in this college life of mine will be finished. As for whether I pass this or not, that remains to be seen.

Anyway, it was fun. It was exciting. It was a fast-paced action film. It was a slow drama. It was, in short, a bit of everything.

The End of Chapter I – Book I

I’ve never experienced such a mixture of people: the funny, the gorgeous, the lovely, the emo, the sunshine, the intelligent, the wise, the ‘wais’, the low-profile, the star, the ‘pechay’, the DOTA boys, the real, the good-mannered, the brilliant(no s). Having people with different personalities kept the class’s story exciting and not boring.

But sadly – and this I have to admit – I noticed that not everyone carried with them the required desire, or motivation, to win this course. It could be that the ‘college’ feeling have not sunk yet into their minds, or there could be other reasons. I hope there were, or I hope there was. Even a single valid reason will convince me that they want – and need – to finish this course using their own minds as their weapons.

Anyways, who am I to judge? I do accept these people for who they are, because they’re also a part of the cast of the film called my life. I do assume I’m a part of theirs, too.

The Biggest Problem

If there was one major problem I met, it was that there exists a computer at home, but I could not use it when I needed to. I couldn’t use it well.

Imagine this:

I’m studying C++. There are things I want to learn aside from what we’re taught (because we were taught very little, and it’s up to us, students, if we want to expand the knowledge). Let’s say I want to learn about ‘pointers’ – which, I heard, is the best feature of C++. I cannot do that. Why? What can I learn if I have less than an hour to use a computer? If I remember correctly, this is college. We’re not learning 1 + 1 anymore.

The Hope for Chapter II – Book I (Two If Statements)

If there’s one thing I’d wish to have next semester, it would be a computer I can use freely, or the freedom to use a computer when I need to.

If there’s one person I’d like to see next semester, it would be…