Winter Break 1: Three More Days of Classes and My Birthday

Hello, Tim!

It is officially the end of the first semester, but we have to first take three days of school, which are the days of next semester, for our New Year this year was set a bit late, late enough that it would delay our usual schedule of the second semester. That was the reason we had to bear the extra three days of course before the winter vacation. However, this is not all bad, for reason that would be talked about later. The weather these days has been quite moderate, with little rain and a sun that appears not so scarcely.

After the Finals: Still yet Another Short Letter and the Guilt of Doing so

Hello, Tim!
These days has been quite humid, with some consistent rains and low temperature. I have yet gotten rid of my cold yet, which can be inferred from my nasal voice and continual sniffing, but it sure has gotten better.
The test is just around the corner, and believe me, I would choose writing this blog rather than study those obnoxiously stubborn subjects like earth sciences or chemistry.
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Update.
Turned out that I couldn't even manage to finish the blog post of last week. The finals were finally over today, on January 18th. We have a few days of school left, and it would be our spring break.
Due to all the inconvenience of last week, I have decided to put together a letter of two weeks, though I doubt if it would be lengthy; still drained from the finals I just had this morning.

Letter XIV: Happy New Year and the Lazy Me within

Hello, Tim!
Here are the very belated New Year greeting and the very delayed letter.
The weather has been rather splendid, without much rain. However, somehow, I still managed to catch a cold.
I don't know! The sun was shining and I have a nose clogged with a bunch of bacteria.
I haven't gotten a fever since I was in the kindergarten, and that is a lucky thing, and nor do I often catch a cold, but when I do, it can be very frustrating, both for myself and the classmates, especially when I do the continual sneezing that can interrupt the whole class. That was purely obnoxious.