Ngayon, as in now.Magisa lang ako dito sa bahay ng mga kamaganak ko.
Nakakamatay ang boredom pero mas nakakamatay
ang pagiging PARANOID !
first time ko kasing maiwan dito
ni mga kapitbahay di ko gaanong kilala
kaya mejo kinakabahan ako.
Baka mareyp ako, o manakawan
ng wala akong malay, mapagbintangan pako ng mga kamganak ko.
Sa isang malaking bahay na to,
7 ang pamilyang naninirahan.
Halos buong angkan ng magpayo.
So sakin nila ipinagkatiwala lahat ng mga susi nila,
na kahit nasa tindahan lang ako karay karay ko pa.
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Sa mga ganitong panahon, ayoko talaga ng magisa.
Lahat ng bagay kasi naiisip ko, kahit busy ako.
Hindi ako madaling mailihis / madistract o mabola.
O kaya naman nagkakaron ako ng tinatawag na
EMOTIONAL BREAKDOWN. Iyakin pa naman ako.
mygas ! kaya ko to
Ayan sa wakas nabasa ko na ang mga blog nyo
nakapagcomment na rin ako.Thankful ako nakahanap ako ng
REAL friends dito sa blogsphere.Saka ko na tatalakayin un.
OY SHEN NAIYAK AKO DUN SA POST MO!DUN SA MAGKAKASAMA KAYO SA SM :C
Aytenkyu *BOW
MANILA, Philippines — Citing the A(H1N1) threat, the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) announced Saturday the postponement of the opening of classes in colleges and universities to June 15.
CHED Chairman Emmanuel Angeles said the one-week period will give enough time for self-quarantine for students who came from abroad.
“Ang dahilan dito ay marami tayong foreign students na nag-aaral sa ating bansa na nanggagaling sa iba't ibang bansa na merong mga swine flu victims (The reason for this is that there are many foreign students and students who came from countries that are exposed to swine flu)," Angeles said on government-run dzRB radio.
He said the rescheduling of the classes will give them time for self-quarantine.
Earlier, De La Salle University suspended classes for one week after some students tested positive for A(H1N1). The A(H1N1) threat also prompted other universities to postpone classes.
Angeles said a second reason for the postponement is the inclement weather in past days.
He said a third reason is that many parents of college students could not raise enough money to pay tuition. June 15 falls on a pay day and may give them time to pay tuition.
“It will not adversely affect the schedule of classes," Angeles added. - GMANews.TV
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