My First Day of Spring Semester at Montgomery College

PLEASE NOTE: I will turn my attention to blog for boys tomorrow. Today's post is still about my life.

So this is the first day of Spring Semester at Montgomery College. I have a Television Production class, something that I have to attended because...it seems to assume that TV Production is the career that I'm looking to, which I'm actually not. But I have to take it anyway because...well I would have to say it's interesting. Well after a nice class introduction and incidents that we heard that we're going to avoid (like leaving food in the studio when you're not supposed to and waiting about an half-hour for the other people to show up), I think...it's gonna be rough. It's gonna be rough. But we'll make it...hopefully.

Trying to contine the screenplay...just for fun

I do have to apologize that I have been very lazy at blogging for the past few days. I'm procrastinating and so on. I do have to tell you what's happening today.

I was supposed to continue writing a screenplay (just for fun) in a room while sitting down on a bed leaning on a backrest, but (once again) it seems uncomfortable for me to write while sitting down on a bed or leaning on a backrest. Also, writing on a laptop keyboard is much slower than on a computer keyboard.

Another Lazy Post: Uninteresting Tour

Okay I have nothing there to blog today...other than me being dragged by a family member to a tour of the Montgomery College Rockville campus because I haven't been there. Actually, my family member give me a tour. I was like...really? I thought we going to college for some meeting with a staff member, I didn't even know my family member....

*sighs* I usually don't blog deeper about my life but... Anyway I don't have anything else. So check beck tomorrow.

I'm taking a hatius on writing, but not blogging...at least for now

Okay to be honest, I actually don't know what I'm doing. My new year's resolution was supposed to be writing every day. For the first fifteen days so far, I only write very very little. And I tired attempting to write longer, but it was no use. Apparently, in order for me to write this creatively-hard teenage boy story, I need to work in a place where it's a piece and quiet (which I don't have; I don't have a room of my own). I might have explain this already.

Apparently I'm about to go on a five-day-a-week grueling and bumpy ride (I'm going back to college Monday the 26th, this time five days a week as opposed to Tuesdays and Thursdays), which means there's going to be major schedule conflicts around schoolwork, classwork, and everything else that I'm interesting to do (such as writing) but failed so many times to do longer.

Construction work on a college road; taken on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving

Before I got a new camera, I did take a couple of pictures out of my old digital camera, which was actually on low in power since I take unnecessary pictures in 2011 and that AA batteries can no longer power it enough.

The following pictures that I uploaded were taken on a construction road, which is around the Montgomery College Silver Spring campus. The construction workers were working on fixing the road. They were taken on a day-off that day. The pictures were taken on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving, Tuesday, November 25th.

I don't know if it's okay for me to post those photos, but that's okay. As long as until the construction workers ask me to remove them.

I ate three sweets three days apart

In the last couple of days, I eat sweats that I either brought or got in their exact weeks before I eat it

First is the Big Texas Cinnamon Roll, which I brought on Thursday, December 11th (a few days before I got a serious sore throat) from a vender machine on the Student Service Center building at the Montgomery College Silver Spring campus. I ate almost a week ago, Wednesday, December 17th.

Big Texas Cinnamon Roll
Picture © 2014 Malcolm Franokuski

Second is the Twix chocolate bar that I brought from the ShopRite grocery store on Friday (the same day I got a sore throat would last a week). I eat it in the following Saturday, which is December 20th

Twix chocolate bar
I'm sorry the pictures are blurry, but it's also has to do with batteries*
and also the entire camera.
(*this camera uses regular AA batteries instead of its own cartridge battery)
© 2014 Malcolm Franokuski

The third one is a leftover chocolate cake (I didn't a take a photo for some reason). A cake that was brought over on December 11th (the same day I got an aforementioned cinnamon roll), I eat two pieces the following day. Usually, everyone - including me - would eat the cake off, just all of us would drink orange juice or a big bottle of soda off. There was an leftover cake, but I wasn't actually gonna eat it, until I heard that my family member left it for me.

So I was planning to eat all sweets one by one in one night after dinner as usually do with two packs of honey buns, but instead I eat one sweet per day, which is unusual for me.

Be prepared if you going to take an exam someplace else

© 2014 Malcolm Franokuski

Okay can I talk about what happened when I came into the Assessment Center (at the Student Service Center building of the Montgomery College Silver Spring campus) to take my final exam?

On Thursday, December 11th 2014, like I said in a few previous posts, I have a Computer Management exam been given in the Assessment Center (because it was in my college obligations) so I have to immediately go there. I came here about ten minutes before 8:30am - the time that Assessment Center opens - and I was the only one there at the time. By the time it opens, there were only three to four people in line. I was in first.

Story of my 2nd sore throat for the 2nd time of this year - Thursday 12/11/2014 and Friday 12/12/2014

Editor's Note: I was supposed to be writing my sore throat story two days ago, but I was once again procrastinating.

It all started on Thursday (12/11/2014), I was walking around the Montgomery College Silver Spring campus buildings as usual. And yes it is winter. My nose is running. Sometimes when it's like that, I take out napkins from bag or go inside the Student Service Center to get napkins and wipe off the sinus of my nose.

And usual on regular college days for this semester, I went to the Mathematics Pavilion - where I attend my Critical Reading Skills II class - whose air moisture calms down the nose.

But over the past two weeks, it's actually exam week...and I have a Computer Management exam been given in the Assessment Center (because it was in my college obligations) so I have to immediately go there. And when I came in, my nose is actually still running. While the Assement Center does have temperature, it wasn't enough to calm down my nose. So I had decided that I had enough and ask one of the administrators to get napkins to blow my nose.