Think again.
So welcome to my art project. How many photos can you take in around five hours with a camera that's half-charged and a subconsciously-planted intention to do things you've never done before? (Well, that part isn't true. I've just got nothing to say.) In my case, thirty-one photos of nothing but applied lessons in Art Appreciation, utterly random camwhorage, and anything else that strikes my fancy. This is the best photo opportunity I've ever done, regardless of the celebrity. (More here, obviously.)
We'll start off with shots from before International studies class:
After that came International Studies class, and us watching that film I mentioned two posts back:
Then, before Algebra class (err, the calm before the storm, since we've got another quiz coming up on Monday), we basically did nothing but talk, talk, and talk some more:
And finally, those random shots that just seem too great to pass:
Phew. That was a lot.
Today I went to the PNPRS lecture at the Yuchengco building, not the William Shaw Theater as once stated, and we listened to this little (hour-long, actually) talk on why philosophy still applies. I ended up thinking too much again. Professor Mariano, the speaker, was right - we think a lot more when we are alone, at least in thought (in my case). As everyone either fell disinterested or asleep (I know some of my blockmates who did), I was pretty much wide awake, absorbing everything until it was finished, like poof, it was done. That was my only aim for getting to school today.
Before that, Dian was texting me a collection of quotes, which brought me through what could have been a bad day. I commuted by myself for a longer route to DLSU, since I have the house to myself for the weekend. (The family is at Subic, and I opted out because of supposed studies.) Thanks, still.
Then, within the space of contemplation and everything else, I had a million thought bubbles up in my head. Maybe the most important one went like this.
Why did I think of such things in the first place? Now I realize there isn't...
Oh no, Niko, it's the same old same old stuff you've already thought of before. Haven't you got anything else to think of? (Laugh, then, laugh...)
So, still, as the other things end up giving, this is what I feel right now:
This is a huge special mention I just gave away.
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