Is That It Semestral Break?
We were given a three-week short vacation for semestral and mental health break of both students and teachers after the hardships we went through last semester, so we could focus on our personal interests. The three weeks began on January 24, the first week after the first semester's final exam, it was just in our, but our professors are still busy that week since they have checked the activities of each class they are in handled. A pretty tough profession isn't it?
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We've been free from academic work for three weeks now, and we only have a few days left to enjoy ourselves. Next Monday would be the beginning of the new semester, a new set of lessons, and a source of stress. I'm just being dramatic as I'm not yet ready to enter the class again, so don't mind how I explain my situation, I exaggerate things. Since I'm busy nursing my nephew, helping out in our retail store, and watching anime, those three weeks seemed to fly by too quickly. I don't even notice every hour that passes in the day. I kind of actually get paid for helping our business and looking after my nephew, but it wasn't enough since I had to purchase baking trays and supplies as well. I wanted to sell baked goods (cakes, baked macaroni, brownies, etc.) online, as such that I could save money. My concern is that I am a complete beginner in the field of baking and do have not enough experience in cooking such things that is why I need to practice for myself.
I also just bought an oven, as I mentioned in my previous writing how I dreamed to have one and I've been saving for it, and it has been a great accomplishment so far. In addition, as I always say, it took me nearly three years to save enough money to buy my dream oven, and I am grateful that it was finally sold on my birthday. But even if I spend all of my savings, it's worth every cent since it's a big investment that will help me to gain income and slowly help my parents to pay for some of our day-to-day expenses at home.
Through my noise account, I already shared how happy I was to have met one of my goals, and of course, someone notified me under the name Smiley29, they requested if I could post the recipes for baked goods that I would make for them to try. Of course, I'm more glad to help, and to be honest, baking and then posting it online was also a bit of a dream. Creating a YouTube account and publishing vlogs and content related to what I enjoy doing and my passion for cooking is also a fantasy of mine, but I'm not yet ready to enter that world, which is why I owe read and noise for allowing me to envision myself as a blogger that I can freely share my knowledge and experience.
Those three weeks sure fly so fast but there are a lot of good things that happened, as I have a lot of blessings from God, not only for the opportunity to obtain the thing that I always wanted to have but also the precious time I was able to spend with my family during my special day. Unfortunately, I won't be able to practice baking since the second semester is about to begin next week. It seems to be a nice way for me to save funds for some ingredients that I'll be needing while I'm waiting for some free time to bake.
I'm now starting to feel the pressure and excitement of the second semester, even though I'm not quite ready yet, but I'm optimistic that I'll be able to handle it. I'm just hoping there won't be any more terror professors in my class haha just kidding.
Brace yourselves as it is about to end, see you on our next journey!
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