I asked myself, what now?
I guess I'm used to myself having "THESIS" in my things to do and it's been in pending status for like forever. And now I'm in the pilot testing stage I just have to wait. But what do I do while waiting? I'm not used to this idle time.
And then I remembered I promised some friends in Twitter network that I will get back to the network. Ergo, good timing #DigiWriMo has "pre-started" and here I go sticking to my word.
Toni Rose Pinero's Unofficial CV
- I'm Toni
- Philippines.
- Half mermaid
- Half graduate student.
- Always curious
- Always asks questions.
Weakness:
I gave myself a label of a having a disability called "lack of sense of direction". (Not even poor but lack). I thank my iPhone so much and google maps because it has been serving as an assistive technology to my disability. I started calling it a disability because I realized I really feel disabled when I don't have people with me to guide directions. Even if it's just walking around the mall... I feel like I'm in a forest walking in circles.
I talk a lot. It is a reason why I have my personal blog in the first place. I spare people (I try...) from reading my lengthy messages and thoughts by just deciding to write a blog post and pour my thoughts here.
Strengths:
I like to travel. I guess a lot of people do. But it's because new places, meeting new people, learning new things always makes me happy. I guess I get my energy from talking to various people because I talk a lot and that compliments it well.
Long Term Plans:
I'm currently taking my Masters in Learning and Teaching and it's what I've been doing since 2009... I don't really know what life is like not being a student.
I'm on my thesis stage and hopefully I will graduate soon when more people get to answer the survey I mentioned at the beginning of the post.
When I graduate masters, I have no idea what life is like. I think I'm going to feel sad not being able to use the status "student" anymore. I've been used to it since I was three years old.
I'm on my thesis stage and hopefully I will graduate soon when more people get to answer the survey I mentioned at the beginning of the post.
When I graduate masters, I have no idea what life is like. I think I'm going to feel sad not being able to use the status "student" anymore. I've been used to it since I was three years old.
But being a student is a lifelong status, isn't that right? I'm just not enrolled in a formal education system anymore.
I would like to learn how to swim and cook after graduation.
<--------------------- I would like to practice my mermaid life.
And cook to be more domesticated.
<--------------------- I would like to practice my mermaid life.
And cook to be more domesticated.
I will do those things after I leave the formal education.
I think that's all that I can say for now.
I love all your mermaid goodness ...
ReplyDeleteKevin
Toni! good on you for getting into #digiwrimo - I'm glad you remembered your promise to your twitter friends ; ) I really love your open attitude to work, study and life (that you have 'no idea what life is like' (or will be like?) after you finish your studies. I interpret that as you being open to all the possibilities and opportunities that may come - or that you create.
ReplyDeleteI am also equally (I think) directionally challenged - not very good at navigating my way through physical spaces (I always seem to go left when I'm supposed to turn right - what's with that?!)...but there is an upside to that: and that is finding yourself in unplanned places and spaces, encountering the unexpected, and developing an ability to adapt to that - and even welcoming it.