it is still infuriating

hmmmm... i'm slowly withdrawing from socializing with the people i'm working with. i hope no one notices as i've been eating alone and hibernating in the library these past few days and just yesterday, i had to speak up over having activities that will take away checking time.

it is such a pretense that teachers advocate the no cramming policy yet looking at it closely, it is indeed how people live. so, if you're cramming, do your best.

case in point, after the SY is over, i am going to put up a photo with a note saying how the test items for my subject were very good. of course, we did it together (i don't work alone) and i won't claim sole credit for any periodical exam that my year level has administered. of course, my elective class is mine and mine alone. all exams are original.

back to the point, as usual, that exam was submitted a day after the deadline and that was my fault. since i've been having a hard time exorcising my internal demon of being late, i've become conscious of the quality of work tha goes with it. the least one can do with alte submission is to show that work was put into it.

what's infuriating? oh, i just saw a reposting in one of my homeroom students taken from a tmblr account of how great that ---- (understatement) is as a teacher by coming in costume, charming his way into students. mali po ang costume niya, btw.

i wonder how they'd react if they find out the truth that he tremendously lacks good manners and right conduct towards older women faculty. yes, i'm the latest victim so i have all the right to rant. he had to reason and are there moves for an apology? hahha. none.

to quote a commercial: ang tunay na lalaki, hindi nagsusuot ng skinny jeans... ang tunay na lalaki walang pambili ng skinny jeans.

but then again, ang tunay na lalaki, nagsosorry.