Well, this is a rather low-down. I think there comes a time that there’s a point in your lfie where you ask yourself “Tama pa ba ang ginagawa ko?” or “Tama ba ang napili kong ‘to”. that’s when you knew that the word “shifting” comes in handy.

    I for one don’t really approve of seeing my colleagues shift to another course since they already made a choice in the first and they have to with it. But given their reasons, they do have a point. I never knew that the ‘shifting bug’ would catch me.

    Now we have this report in Hartds-1 and somehow, my professor more or less congratulated our group for a well-researched material despite having some flaws. A Korean classmate of mine who in the group also congratulated plus he made compliment of of my knowledge of the matter. Then I joked around with another classmate that where I said thatb “where I lack in practical creativity, I get back with artistic intelligence” and we were just laughing. But all of a sudden it hit me.

    Then something came up and I was like “I’m good at knowing things”, “…But I can’t do what my ‘ka-course’ can actually do”. Yeah negative thoughts really bring me down. All my words may seem typical from an Art Management student, I reckon.

    I asked myself, “What will happen if I was an AM student? What would that be like? Hmmm….”. It was so not like me to say these but if given a second chance, then maybe I culd excel at being an expert in the arts.

    But no. I refuse to do so. Shifting is far from my agenda in college. ABMMA is still the best course and I’m just having sophomoric blues. I hate it when people experience that!

In one way or another, the clever fool shouldn’t be discouraged. Yeah!