Thesis Writing...

thesis writing is part of the curriculum where you pour almost everything...from what you've learned since your first year up to your fourth year (well that's based on the 1999 curriculum, i don't know if it's the same with the 2005 curriculum). Based on what i've experienced during our first sem, we encountered "struggles and difficulties". we also ended in little quarrels and conflicts (to those whom i offended, i'm terribly sorry). while having our thesis, we had our pre-service (duty-field observation) teaching as well. having both subjects, you could say we're in a drag--baggy-eyes, body pains, fever, colds and allergies; these are the effects.

come to think of it, having these 2 major subjects didn't bring all bad things. i, for one, had learned so many things. i learned how to expand my patience, as well as what my patience's limit is. i learned how to be resourceful. i learned how to care about the surroundings and the people around me. i learned that even with the small things i do, it's really a big matter for the world, and that doing it without expecting anything in return makes me feel fulfilled. i learned that in everything you do, you should give your best shot. i realized the quotes from the song of arkana--"so little time, so much to do" was actually true. and lastly, i learned how to treasure important things: my mistakes, my memories, and my time.

so enjoy college life because...it's damn great!

ps.
i would like to advice to the students having both thesis writing and observational in one sem--take your thesis on summer.