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Gian Alvarez

In you, O Lord, I have taken refuge; let me never be put to shame; deliver me in your righteousness. Turn your ear to me, come quickly to my rescue; be my rock of refuge, a strong fortress to save me. Since you are my rock and my fortress, for the sake of your name lead and guide me. Free me from the trap that is set for me, for you are my refuge. Into your hands I commit my spirit; redeem me, O Lord, the God of truth. -Psalm 31:1-5 (NIV)

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11:39 PM, Saturday, September 10, 2005 | Link to this post | 0 comments

The week’s over. After sacrificing a lot of things and bathing under the fires of Engineering Sciences, I’m feeling weary and exhausted. My ES 11 exam ended the way I wasn’t expecting it to be. At last, I’m back to my humble abode in Laguna. I feel so at home here (well… obviously…this is my home, right?) with my family. I would always want to see my family amidst the busy schedule that I have. Okay!!! I admit it. I always say that I have a busy week but that’s my way of life, being busy, for GOD! Enough of that defensive attitude (but hey… I’m serious about being busy for God. It shouldn’t be a ‘joke joke joke’ thing… well, you know what I mean.) This week is sooo tiring because of the ES exams. I’ve spent nights studying equations and formulas and practicing how to apply them. You really need to have patience in practicing them. I always ask God to give me patience while studying, because it seems that by nature, I’m a very impatient man. (but not like that typical impatient man you know…) The problem with me sometimes is that after I’ve answered one or two problems correctly, I would feel confident that I can do the rest of the problems. But I realized that it doesn’t go that way. You need to practice answering as many problems as you can. One thing I learned during this sem (and I was so thankful to God for it) is to ask questions whenever you don’t understand anything about the course. It would really be a great help if you would know how to approach your prof and ask him of the things that you don’t understand. Besides, asking questions don’t require a price as one of my profs have said. So, keep on asking until you understand, that's my new motto. It shouldn’t stop there. You should be able to keep this understanding through practice.

As I get off the MRT, I saw Jairus get out of that same train I was riding at the Ayala Station. I didn’t know that we’re riding the same train. He said that the train he was riding got busted so they need to get down Buendia station and wait for another train which eventually, the one I was riding. We decided to take dinner first before parting our ways. Thanks to Jairus for helping me carry the tent that I used in the camping last week. Hehe!!! How I missed my CWTS mates. Anyway, I need to get a lot of sleep because the coming week would be another busy week. I need to make a paper on our own perspective of hell (My Own Inferno inspired by Dante) for my English class and I don’t know how to do it. I’m not the literary kind of person you know. Well, I’d better get off. God Bless!

Lord, please keep me focused on you. Please don’t let me be too overwhelmed with my acads…

- Gian

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