I Was a Dot, Now I'm a Raindrop
Karen is my name.
I've been existing for a little less than 15 years now.
Ptolemy is the section I come from.
And this... this is my heck of a requirement for Physics class.
I'm just a raindrop :) at you.

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Monday, September 3, 2007

Here goes another entry after weeks of silence; been kinda busy, you know, with requirements and stuff.

So, here I am with very, I tell you, very good news. I didn't fail this class, better yet, I have a 90! This is so amazing! I really don't suck that much after all, huh? Maybe I'd even be a physicist someday... or not. Hey, who knows what's in store for tomorrow, right?

So, seeing that I have an update, yes, I have decided to continue blogging for physics' sake [read: I need all the credits I can get in this class].

Anyways, I'm also here to tell you how I've been enjoying our almost calculation free lessons. It has not been that hard... yet; pretty much the basic things we need to know about radiation.

So, that's all I have to say or write, whatever, for now.

:) Happy me.

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posted by Karen Ann Labsan at 4:57 AM

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Friday, August 3, 2007

So, I just finished my post on ray diagrams. Oh, that was a long work and I did not do any copy pasting! I read my book and some articles online, and that's all about it... So, don't dare do a copy-paste on mine!!!

Anyways, this coming Monday is our second long test for the first quarter. Hmmm, 'tis gonna be another headache and brain tormenting. Ha. I just want the result of this one to be better than the first which totally sucked. I understand our lessons in mirrors and lenses more than I did with all those sounds-vectors-and-what-not's.

Alright. Here's an update. And this post ends with this ---> :]

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Monday, July 16, 2007

Okay, I'm so not okay today. Heck, I need my mom to go to school! What the heck...

Anyways, it's not some big deal. Half of the class failed so I'm not that big of a failure still. I do know myself that I deserve this; I'm not exactly Physics Wiz, ya know! Anyways, to Sir Mendoz, if ever you're reading this: "Why is that the students in the other sections are only called when they get 81 and below? Why does it have to be 83 and below for us?"

Hmmm. I'm not complaining, just asking. At least that's what I've been told by the others. But I don't really see it as sort of unfair or something... It's just... not supposed to be.

So, I guess... You need an update; here's my update!

That's all I have to say for now... But, wait for the next few entries as I tell here how the parents' meeting slash family day slash bonding day will go. :)

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Wednesday, June 13, 2007

In my first post, I wrote here about SOH CAH TOA and all that Physics stuff. Now, here I am to tell you some more about a first -first quiz, first zero.

Okay, it's not really so bad, but it still is bad, though. I mean, only one person scored! How bad is that?!?

With that, it seemed like nobody really got the lesson and that a lot of us freaking don't know what the heck Sir Mendoza was talking about. No it's not Sir Mendoza's fault, and no it also isn't ours, and neither is it my scientific calculator's. I think it's whoever-thought-of-making-life-more-complicated-with-random-numbers-and-equations-ending-up-with-Physics' fault.

Anyways, what the suckiest part of it all is that for 10 minutes or so, we worked our butt off to come up with, at least, an answer that our scientific clculators showed us. I mean, won't there be like any credit for that? 5 orn 0 is just damn unfair!

P.S. At least, our last year ComSci teacher, Sir Casba, gave a point or two for the effort! To Sir Mendoza: A point or two for almost-there answers won't really hurt. :)

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