Persons are complex beings.
Sweet Little Ice Queen
I love analyzing people and situations, people say its a gift. Unfortunately, I have great difficulty analyzing who I really am and I'm already in my early twenties.
I hope this online journal will help me sort myself out or this would be the best venue to vent out pent up cold anxiety...and share the things that make me warm, sweet and happy (or sappy!).
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* Saturday, December 31, 2005 *
And Then 2006 Begins...
Happy new year everyone!
Let's start the year right by saying thank you to people who mattered:
* To my folks. Yes! thanks for supporting me the best way you guys know. For giving me independence and your trust.
* To my sistah. For putting up with my visits.
* To Dran for being such a great friend
* To V for the friendship
* To Angel, M, J, K for putting up with my craziness
* To Sheree for keeping me company on dateless nights and post-exam chillouts
* To JC for being such a gentleman and great co-intern
* To Mike for walking me home & being a great listener
* To the LSAC Barristers for being such an inspiration to me and showing me that the lawschool experience need not be hell. :)
To those who made my life more interesting the past year:
* To S: 1st sem wouldn't be as exciting without you around. Thanks for giving me a reason to go to school. haha.
* To B: You taught me that patience with friends is indeed a virtue and that some people 'might' not just grow up. You made me discover how it feels to be kilig, happy, frustrated, angry and annoyed towards one person in a short span of time.
* To X2: you showed me that some things just can't work out and must be left to the past permanently
* * *
Oh this is soo baduy...but what's new year without a new year's resolution right?
* I will TRY my best to take my studies (more) seriously.
* I will not break the twice a week gym rule
* I will tell HER that I love her more often
* I will be less sarcastic in my words and ways
* I will be consistent in giving compliments when they are due
* * *
I watched HOUSE the other day.
Actually I really like the show. The sarcasm is just wonderful! I've been watching the show irregularly. I've seen around 5-6 episodes.
In the most recent episode I watched the conversation between Cameron and House over a dinner date made me think really hard on why I entered my past relationships.
Other than that the show has made me rethink my career path. My seriously considering taking the NMAT in 2007 or 2008 after I take the bar exams. I have consulted some friends in UPCM about it and they said I can study for the NMAT and do well despite the fact that i've graduated from an entirely different field. I plan to apply in UPCM and no other school...for obvious reasons. If I'm not accepted then it means its not for me and I'm not gonna push it since by that time I'm already an attorney. A friend of mine told me I was crazy to even consider...but hey it does run in the blood. Truth is I am more familiar with how the medical profession is practiced that the legal profession. We don't have a single lawyer in in the family and we have tons of doctors. I grew up with dinner table discussions about patients and doctors. Now when I'm sharing something legal during a meal...I have to talk really slow and take time to explain. When they listen soon after they ask me stuff about medical malpractice (and that they don't really teach fully in lawschool besides under formed and torts). In other words O-P ako. haha. I wonder if I change my plan to take the NMAT 365 days from now. Maybe this is just one of my what-do-I-want-to-be-when-I-grow-up phases.
* * *
I embrace 2006 with much delight and optimism!
Let's start the year right by saying thank you to people who mattered:
* To my folks. Yes! thanks for supporting me the best way you guys know. For giving me independence and your trust.
* To my sistah. For putting up with my visits.
* To Dran for being such a great friend
* To V for the friendship
* To Angel, M, J, K for putting up with my craziness
* To Sheree for keeping me company on dateless nights and post-exam chillouts
* To JC for being such a gentleman and great co-intern
* To Mike for walking me home & being a great listener
* To the LSAC Barristers for being such an inspiration to me and showing me that the lawschool experience need not be hell. :)
To those who made my life more interesting the past year:
* To S: 1st sem wouldn't be as exciting without you around. Thanks for giving me a reason to go to school. haha.
* To B: You taught me that patience with friends is indeed a virtue and that some people 'might' not just grow up. You made me discover how it feels to be kilig, happy, frustrated, angry and annoyed towards one person in a short span of time.
* To X2: you showed me that some things just can't work out and must be left to the past permanently
* * *
Oh this is soo baduy...but what's new year without a new year's resolution right?
* I will TRY my best to take my studies (more) seriously.
* I will not break the twice a week gym rule
* I will tell HER that I love her more often
* I will be less sarcastic in my words and ways
* I will be consistent in giving compliments when they are due
* * *
I watched HOUSE the other day.
Actually I really like the show. The sarcasm is just wonderful! I've been watching the show irregularly. I've seen around 5-6 episodes.
In the most recent episode I watched the conversation between Cameron and House over a dinner date made me think really hard on why I entered my past relationships.
Other than that the show has made me rethink my career path. My seriously considering taking the NMAT in 2007 or 2008 after I take the bar exams. I have consulted some friends in UPCM about it and they said I can study for the NMAT and do well despite the fact that i've graduated from an entirely different field. I plan to apply in UPCM and no other school...for obvious reasons. If I'm not accepted then it means its not for me and I'm not gonna push it since by that time I'm already an attorney. A friend of mine told me I was crazy to even consider...but hey it does run in the blood. Truth is I am more familiar with how the medical profession is practiced that the legal profession. We don't have a single lawyer in in the family and we have tons of doctors. I grew up with dinner table discussions about patients and doctors. Now when I'm sharing something legal during a meal...I have to talk really slow and take time to explain. When they listen soon after they ask me stuff about medical malpractice (and that they don't really teach fully in lawschool besides under formed and torts). In other words O-P ako. haha. I wonder if I change my plan to take the NMAT 365 days from now. Maybe this is just one of my what-do-I-want-to-be-when-I-grow-up phases.
* * *
I embrace 2006 with much delight and optimism!