spring has arrived but winter is not planning on giving up the seat just yet...

Just when I thought my winter jacket would not be needed soon, it started snowing. Sure, it's all pretty outside but the wind will send you shivering even in a winter coat. Lol. However, I liked it.

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Today, was a typical, busy Wednesday. Getting to class not fully awake with lack of sleep. However, today's color theory class was replaced with a field-trip to a local design company. It was a GREAT eye opener. I couldn't help but get motivated and encouraged. That made today more interesting.

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Right now I'm just juggling between the workload, getting work permit, searching for summer jobs, looking into houses for rent, and a social life. If only there was a medicine for time management, my life would be more organized. However, old habits die hard.

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Signing out.

- B -

it is normal for an average person to have 3-5 dreams per night, some may have up to 7, but the trick is remembering them...

Reminiscing new year's eve night, then realizing the first two months of twenty-eleven had just passed; TIME has never failed to remind me of its speed.

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Needless to say the winter term has begun, well...actually half of it is gone, and so is half of my study week. I have yet to begin my pilled-up assignments but distractions seemed to get the best of me. Sometimes I question my determination.

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Skiping my interruptive, deep, long, and sometimes random thoughts, and into a summary of my January and February of 2011.

JANUARY.

I guess it went by quite quickly after the term started on the tenth. Seemed to be a blur to me now. Classes moved quickly from introductions of the course and into assignments that gladly flooded in keeping my busy.

Ohhh, one significant change was Campus-Alpha! Yes, what is that, you ask? Well, it is a seven week course for Christians or non-Christians to question and find out more about Jesus, God, and Christianity. The attraction? FREE dinner with dessert. Who could resist. So about fortyish people would gather every Tuesday nights to eats, chat, watch a short-clip of the week, then discuss among their groups. To be honest, the free dinner was what lured me in the first week. But after the short-clip and discussion session, something else made me attend the course every Tuesday night, even when I know I may have to sacrifice my sleep to complete assignments for the busiest day of the week, Wednesday.

FEBRUARY.

Busy became busier, tough became tougher, which means less sleep and darker eye circles. Ever had two all-nighters in a week? I did. The worst part is fighting to keep my eyes open in classes. That was a taste hell.

So to keep it short, the month went by like this:

MONDAY - 1 Class (2PM - 5PM)

TUESDAY - 1 Class (10AM - 1PM) ; Campus-Alpha (6+PM - 8/9+PM)

WEDNESDAY - 4 Classes (9AM - 7+PM); GCF (7+PM - 10+PM)

THURSDAY - 1 Class (12PM - 2PM)

FRIDAY - 1 Class (12PM - 4PM)

SATURDAY - Catch up on sleep...

SUNDAY - Church (8+AM - 11/12+PM); Grocery (till 1/2+PM)

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So that brings me into March. Really hoping to see spring kicking the winter away soon. The sun has been out more often and for longer periods, the weather is warmer on some days, mountains of snow has been melting at times, which seems like a good sign. It'll be nice if I could start surviving without my winter jacket sometime this month.

Signing out.

- B -