passed out

Last night I experienced my first black out drunken haze. So that's how it feels when drunk people say everything's spinning. And that's how surprised you get when you wake up somewhere, and you don't know how you got there. And the worst/most funny thing about all that was I absolutely do not remember some/most of what I said or did. Next!

eL Laboratories

So the manufacturing internship ended yesterday (Apparently, eL is already a part of Biñan and not Sta. Rosa). I did not at all expect that I'd actually like and enjoy it there. We had a chance to go around and experience each department (QAI, QC, Prod, Warehouse, DCC, Prod Devt), but I enjoyed Prod the most. Especially whenever I am assigned to be a part of an on-line packaging assembly. There you have no choice but to be all hyped up and ready. (In comparison to other departments where staying awake is really really hard)

I will never ever forget the people I met there (Okay, maybe some/most of our co-interns I will forget). Even if someone says he's sure after a few years when we're already successful, we wouldn't even remember him. Ironically, I think it's him we will remember the most.

It's funny how unexpectedly things/perspectives change when you see the bigger picture. I thought of quoting Zac Efron in 17 Again but it wouldn't really be appropriate for the setting. Haha. Randomness forever Jen.

By the way, we rented half of a pretty big 2-storey house in San Jose Village 4C in Biñan. I particularly love its location in the village. Very..advantageous despite it being located at the cornermost corner of the last street. (Evil laugh) So. Here are some of the more memorable happenings inside the house:
- late night ROFLs because of random funny stuff
- "hawaan" of contagious quirks
- shamelessly speaking in accents
- cooking and being appreciated for it
- writing daily sabaw journals in the balcony
- late night drinking sessions (despite the 4.30 am wake up call)