I’m currently watching ABS-CBN’s documentary, Sa Dagat at Bundok. Because of that show, I suddenly miss my BS Biology life. Awwwww. I will never forget those days when we conduct our field experiment, day and night samplings and so much more.

Philippine Airlines PR 813 (RP-C7472) from Manila. Runway 05 final approach to Davao International Airport.

X for Cyclone

Eurasian Tree Sparrow (Passer montanus)

Now I still have to finish to more blog posts about Baler and start writing about my Southern Cebu-Siquijor-Dumaguete trip. I also have to start drafting a design. My client already deposited the money in my bank account.

But, I still love my freelance life.

Tomorrow - trailer

Jan 18-20 - First part of the pilot episode.

So excited like yeah! ;-)

I have to be completely honest with you.

I used to have that “UP and others” way of thinking when I was still studying. Yes it’s harsh and completely irrational. Later I realized that that kind of notion only comes from an immature person. There’s nothing wrong if you’re completely proud of your university. Albeit there’s a fine line between being proud and being bashful.

Just because a certain university is great, doesn’t mean you already are.

Excellence is not just based from getting high grades in all subjects; it’s how you serve the people and country through your acquired skills and talents.

Today, it doesn’t really matter whether you are from UP or other universities. At the end of the day, each one of us has a different story to tell but has a similar plot: We tried our best (extrance exam). We survived (college is really exhausting but fun). And we embarked on a new journey (life after graduation).

“To study and get good grades so you can get a decent job and have a secure life? When did we stop our desire for the arts and our passions simply because people say there’s no money in it?”

I was totally moved by this. People should never stop chasing their dreams, no matter how big or small. Nothing is impossible if you believe in yourself. You don’t have to face the ‘reality’ when you can actually change it and make a difference. 

Read this people!