Sorry for the Hiatus!

Hey guys. No time no blogging.

The reason why I didn't blog for almost a month is that I had my finals last month and it was the most nerve-wrecking exams I had so far. But the efforts weren't futile, I passed with high grades (Computer is the lowest since I can't comprehend advance computer stuff, my grade for Philippine Literature in English was the same as the one I got for Philippine Literature in 1st year, both of the 2 latter subjects were handled by the same prof.) and still Dean's List potential which I wasn't planning on doing since 3 years ago.

Anyway, for the people have read my Scooby Doo and Power Rangers crossover story, I apologized for not updating it yet, but I'm on it. Someone had bugged me in a private message on FanFiction.Net on a lot of questions for the series. I might as well expand the the explanation why time stops whenever someone goes a time travel adventure, a la Narnia style. After finishing the story, I'm taking a break from the series before doing the sequel which sets in the winter snowboarding competition in New England USA, the time of release will probably depend on when school starts for me (ASEAN just ruined my birthday in advance with the economical integration by next year, and my school UST went crazy-prepared by setting school opening by July 14, just 7 days before my birthday, meaning I'll start school during what was supposed to the rainy season in my country).

In the meantime, just hang in there for more posts to come.

Update: School Edition

Sorry about the long break. School occupied a big chuck of my attention lately, which included a pilgrimage to Manaog, Pagasinan. But I'll try to write up something for a while. 

Lately also, I got a lot of stuff going as a Literature student in UST. There's no classes this Tuesday, this Wednesday has a round table discussion, faculty retreat from Thrusday to Friday, Literature Week next week as well as my school trip to Ilocos province Friday to Monday (it's really an overnight trip but we'll have two days on the bus since Ilocos is in the northern part of the Philippines, doing tasks in catering for the Seniors' Thesis Defense a week after, which has cancelled one Saturday class on Feb 15, plus doing some academic requirements for my soon-to-be thesis which has to do with World War 2-torn Philippine (specifically, Manila) through children's eyes. And there's the college week for my college soon, celebrating the 50th anniversary of merging of the current Facutly of Arts and Letters on February too. Phew!

Yes, life can be hard for college student. But then, that's college life!