Accreditation as I see it

Dali,
manghabol kita ka ramig kag tun-og kang bag-ong bun-ag nga adlaw.

This is a late post of my personal snapshots taken of the fuzz that is called AACUP Level 1 Accreditation. These photos are the sights that I rose up to one morning (December 10th, if I'm not mistaken) when we stayed overnight at school to prepare for it:

 The fog makes the oval behind the mango trees look as if a hundred invisible sprinters has started an early run on it, and disappeared in a cloud of dust. This is just outside the School of Education building.

Amazing moments that transpired so far on my 27th year

Amazed.

 Alternate title: My first semester as a part-time instructor in a college situated in a non-urban environment

Also: How life has been so far, for the first whole year (it’s not actually a year but I feel like it has been) that I spent in a non-urban environment

I know I do this all the time. I come to you and delight in you and then I leave you because I become too busy with my life. But remember this, you’re always in my mind.

Blurry Sunsets

Because words escape me often nowadays.

Windang day

Wow. Goodness. It's been a very long day since yesterday and I haven't ended it yet. I feel like I'm still in 2009. I've got several things I have to write about but haven't. May the god of blogdom forgive me.

Filled, but not yet to the brim

I've managed to fill my day.

I met my students from the only class I have today and I'm happy to report that they did not succeed in jumping on me with their brown rubber iguana. HAHAHA!

I met and tortured, I mean tutored Kim, Kring's second-grade little brother, after lunch for his Reading and Language periodical exams, and we enjoyed lots of snacks. Tita even brought Mc snacks later in the afternoon. I'm such a sucker for food. Gawd!

And at five, Jackie, my co-adviser and I met with the II-Amorsolo parents (only nine of 23, I'm disappointed to say) and we discussed some matters. It's sad that we only managed to resolve half of what we planned on accomplishing. I hope that eventually everything will be settled soon.

And so far, that's it. We also got our delayed salary today, and we all were upset to learn of the increase in our witholding taxes. I'm not really familiar with all these tax talk, but I do hope that this raise in the witholding tax would eventually be for the good of all the Filipinos, and of our nation as well. Haay...