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One letter short for the title. But it doesn't matter.
Anyway, just today I've noticed that my pencil case is missing. This morning I had to go and buy a pencil to write at the Evaluation and Control of Projects class. In the afternoon when I got out of the Non-Numerical programming class, I skipped dinner at the dinning hall (they were serving a dish I REALLY hate anyway) and rushed back home. I literally put my whole room upside down trying to find it, but no, it wasn't there. The last time I remember having it was last Friday, during the Evaluation and Control class, because in Lab II and Non-Numerical I very rarely write on the notebooks (I mostly use the PC for that), thus I didn't notice it was missing until now.
I'm not really concerned about the pencils, eraser and sharpener, those can be easily replaced. What I'm worried about is that my electronic calculator was in there, and it was bad enough that I had to replace one of those two years ago, the prices are up the rooftops nowadays (and mind you, two weeks ago I had it bad enough with the dinning hall out of service for an entire week, so I had a large spending just on food). Fortunately, I've had no need (so far) to use it in class, and I can rest assured that I won't need it for two out of the three classes I'm having now.
You know, I've always considered myself to be very, VERY careful with my stuff, but whenever I DO lose something (and this is not the first time, for the record), boy, do I pay it BIG TIME I need it. I think I'll put a missing item notice at the university, or ask the Professor on Friday during the Evaluation and Control class, if I'm lucky I might have left it there and he might have found it. If that's not the case... well, that for sure settles what I will ask for Christmas this year.
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Español/Spanish
Me quedé corto una letra para el título. Pero no importa.
Como sea, hoy me acabo de dar cuenta que mi cartuchera (como le llamamos al estuche escolar aquí) está perdida. Esta mañana tuve que ir a comprar un lápiz para escribir en mi clase de Evaluación y Control de Proyectos. En la tarde, apenas salí de la clase de Programación No-Numérica, me salté la cena en el comedor (igual estaban sirviendo un plato que REALMENTE odio) y corrí de vuelta a casa. Literalmente puse mi cuarto patas arriba buscándola, pero no, no la encontré. La última vez que recuerdo haberla tenido fue el Viernes pasado, durante la clase de Evaluación y Control, ya que en Laboratorio II y No-Numérica muy rara vez escribo en las libretas (por lo general uso el PC para eso), así que no me había dado cuenta de que estaba perdida hasta ahora.
No me preocupan tanto los lápices, borrador y sacapuntas, esos los puedo reemplazar fácilmente. Lo que me preocupa es que allí dentro estaba mi calculadora electrónica, y ya fue bastante malo haber tenido que reemplazar una de ellas hace dos años, los precios están por el techo estos días (y por cierto, hace dos semanas lo pasé bastante mal ya que el comedor estuvo toda una semana fuera de servicio, así que tuve que gastar un montón en pura comida). Por fortuna, no la he necesitado (hasta ahora) en clase, y puedo estar tranquilo de que no la necesitaré en dos de las tres clases que estoy viendo ahora.
Saben, siempre me he considerado a mí mismo como alguien muy, MUY cuidadoso con sus cosas, pero cuando se me pierde algo (y dicho sea de paso, no es la primera vez), cielos, sí que la pago BIEN CARO cuando la necesito. Creo que pondré un aviso de objeto extraviado en la Universidad, o le preguntaré al Profesor el viernes en la clase de Evaluación y Control, si tengo suerte tal vez la dejé allí y la haya encontrado. Si ese no es el caso... bueno, creo que eso decide lo que pediré para Navidad este año.
One letter short for the title. But it doesn't matter.
Anyway, just today I've noticed that my pencil case is missing. This morning I had to go and buy a pencil to write at the Evaluation and Control of Projects class. In the afternoon when I got out of the Non-Numerical programming class, I skipped dinner at the dinning hall (they were serving a dish I REALLY hate anyway) and rushed back home. I literally put my whole room upside down trying to find it, but no, it wasn't there. The last time I remember having it was last Friday, during the Evaluation and Control class, because in Lab II and Non-Numerical I very rarely write on the notebooks (I mostly use the PC for that), thus I didn't notice it was missing until now.
I'm not really concerned about the pencils, eraser and sharpener, those can be easily replaced. What I'm worried about is that my electronic calculator was in there, and it was bad enough that I had to replace one of those two years ago, the prices are up the rooftops nowadays (and mind you, two weeks ago I had it bad enough with the dinning hall out of service for an entire week, so I had a large spending just on food). Fortunately, I've had no need (so far) to use it in class, and I can rest assured that I won't need it for two out of the three classes I'm having now.
You know, I've always considered myself to be very, VERY careful with my stuff, but whenever I DO lose something (and this is not the first time, for the record), boy, do I pay it BIG TIME I need it. I think I'll put a missing item notice at the university, or ask the Professor on Friday during the Evaluation and Control class, if I'm lucky I might have left it there and he might have found it. If that's not the case... well, that for sure settles what I will ask for Christmas this year.
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Español/Spanish
Me quedé corto una letra para el título. Pero no importa.
Como sea, hoy me acabo de dar cuenta que mi cartuchera (como le llamamos al estuche escolar aquí) está perdida. Esta mañana tuve que ir a comprar un lápiz para escribir en mi clase de Evaluación y Control de Proyectos. En la tarde, apenas salí de la clase de Programación No-Numérica, me salté la cena en el comedor (igual estaban sirviendo un plato que REALMENTE odio) y corrí de vuelta a casa. Literalmente puse mi cuarto patas arriba buscándola, pero no, no la encontré. La última vez que recuerdo haberla tenido fue el Viernes pasado, durante la clase de Evaluación y Control, ya que en Laboratorio II y No-Numérica muy rara vez escribo en las libretas (por lo general uso el PC para eso), así que no me había dado cuenta de que estaba perdida hasta ahora.
No me preocupan tanto los lápices, borrador y sacapuntas, esos los puedo reemplazar fácilmente. Lo que me preocupa es que allí dentro estaba mi calculadora electrónica, y ya fue bastante malo haber tenido que reemplazar una de ellas hace dos años, los precios están por el techo estos días (y por cierto, hace dos semanas lo pasé bastante mal ya que el comedor estuvo toda una semana fuera de servicio, así que tuve que gastar un montón en pura comida). Por fortuna, no la he necesitado (hasta ahora) en clase, y puedo estar tranquilo de que no la necesitaré en dos de las tres clases que estoy viendo ahora.
Saben, siempre me he considerado a mí mismo como alguien muy, MUY cuidadoso con sus cosas, pero cuando se me pierde algo (y dicho sea de paso, no es la primera vez), cielos, sí que la pago BIEN CARO cuando la necesito. Creo que pondré un aviso de objeto extraviado en la Universidad, o le preguntaré al Profesor el viernes en la clase de Evaluación y Control, si tengo suerte tal vez la dejé allí y la haya encontrado. Si ese no es el caso... bueno, creo que eso decide lo que pediré para Navidad este año.
RIP Granny.../Adios abuelita...
English/Inglés I know I haven't been active on the site for quite a while, and I hate to come and post bad news, but I hope you will understand. This has just struck me and my family, so I give myself the right to vent. Today, at 4:15 pm, my dear grandma Nicolasa Baptista, due to complications related to the Covid-19, passed away. She was the last one of my grandparents, and the last one among her siblings. She was what we could call the family's matriarch since I can remember, one of the kindest and most loved people not just by us, but also by everyone living in this neighborhood. She was everything you could hope for in a grandma: kindhearted and caring to all of us, children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, but also scary when she was lecturing us. She was the strongest person I ever met, mainly due to her spirit, and even her age (89) didn't stop her from helping us with the cleaning and gardening tasks at thome. But in the past few weeks... well, obviously things got
Script format/formato script
English/Inglés How's it going? Okay, I hadn't had any chance to write any more venting articles, and this time around I finally found a topic to talk about. This'll be much briefer than others I've discussed, but I decided to touch it up since in the past days, some people have requested that I read their stories, but I reject them when I get the preliminary view and see they're written in script format, as if they were theatre plays. This isn't meant to offend anybody who writes or reads in that format, but beyond the typical critique of "professional writing shouldn't be this way", I'd like to explain why I don't like reading stories of this kind. Why I don't read script fics? Beforehand, and for whomever doesn't know or isn't familiar with the term, what does "script format" mean? Basically, it's that writing style where the speaking character's name precedes their dialogue, like in the script of a movie, theatre play, etc., and occassionally adding notes in parenthesis to clear
Rehashes, retellings, AUs
English/Inglés Hey again, peoples. So, after an extended period of inactivity, here I am again with another topic I've only touched superficially in several of my past venting articles, though more than venting, this time the reason to post this comes from the fact that I have plans to begin a story of this kind, and I want to avoid falling into the typical traps most writers do. You'll see soon enough what I mean. Without further ado, let's get started: * * * AUs, retellings or rehashes in fanfiction * * * I think any fan worth their salt at some point, with their favorite stories, wished that things had gone differently. The most common ones tend to be: a certain character who died in canon survives (or conversely, killing off one they dislike and/or got away from their punishment scot-free), to make official the pairing we like, to give the protagonist an "edge" that makes things a bit easier in the beginning, etc. Some have even gone further to write these stories to show what
And Eclipse is here.../Y aqui esta el Eclipse
English/Inglés So well, the Eclipse is finally here, despite all the complaining, protesting, whinning and all. The layout is a little confusing, I admit it, but... guess I'll have to eventually adapt to it. Anyway, this journal wasn't for anything in particular, just a test to see how hard it would be to write new entries. But if anybody wants to talk about something, I'll be around for a bit. See ya! /------------------------------/ Español/Spanish Y bien, el Eclipse ya está aquí, a pesar de todas las quejas, protestas, lloriqueos y todo eso. El layout es algo confuso, lo admito, pero... supongo que tendré que adaptarme a él eventualmente. Como sea, este journal no era para nada en particular, solo una prueba para ver qué tan difícil sería escribir nuevas entradas. Pero si alguien quiere hablar de algo, estaré por un rato. ¡Nos vemos!
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Qué molesto es perder las cosas, sobre todo cuando son importantes x_x Prueba a poner algún anuncio, y en caso de que no... ¿no podrías comprarle una calculadora electrónica de segunda mano a alguien que esté terminando? A lo mejor así te sale un poco más rentable ;v;