The sexiest thing about this pic is that they are FUNNY
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canadian made outta polymer, aye? i wonder if this is economically feasible in the long run…
probably since it’s “indestructible”. therefore, less regeneration would be required of it.
random, i know. just thinking out loud social-media-wise here.
ONE MONTH BEFORE THE DEADLINE:
ONE WEEK BEFORE THE DEADLINE:
THE NIGHT BEFORE THE DEADLINE:
i’ve been watching the new season of america’s got talent in hopes of catching ivy rose in the action. (no show of them so far…)
but instead, i caught these guys: “David Garibaldi and his CMYKs” from Sacramento, CA.
their performance just blew my mind and made me realize even more how dance is pretty much an art.
just hit the play button.
ARTHUR season 16 starts Wednesday, May 23rd on PBS KIDS GO!
no way! looks like i know what i’ll be doing over the summer… mehehehehehe.
with my final presentation for my design class over, i can’t help but feel my undergraduate career coming to a close, which is pretty sad. i would say bittersweet, but the feeling of bitterness is more prominent this time.
however, at the same time, i can’t help but to also feel comforted by this sad feeling. (mixed feelings much?)
allow me to explain: this design course was basically my capstone course, where for the whole semester in groups, we were tasked to design an industrial process essentially. ya know, like charlie and the chocolate factory. lol.
the whole journey was hectic, leaving me with no spare time especially if i had other classes on the side that i wanted to maintain a passing grade. everyday was a deadline. either something had to be submitted or something had to be worked on to meet a good production quota.
but now with all this over, i feel like a fluid going from high pressure suddenly to low pressure. i have spare time now and i have more time to work on things for my other classes, and i feel sad?
i guess my point is that i live for the hectic-ness of chemical engineering. i don’t want to end doing work in chemical engineering. it’s something that i’ve grown, i guess, a passion for. (ew, passion.) and this is why i find comfort in this sadness. it only tells me that i’ve been on the right track after all.
of course, all glory to God. it was all part of His plans. (Jeremiah 29:11)