I can't even. Too cute for words.

shaping young minds

I was just on Facebook and someone posted something about "shaping young minds." Ugh. For some reason, this phrase bothers me. I don't know, it just doesn't seem right to take credit for molding and shaping the minds of the young ones, even if you are an actual teacher or member of the academe. The human mind is more complex than that. I think students shape their minds however they want to.

Yes, input from teachers matter, but in the end, it's up to the student to decide how they want to make use of the input, how it comes together with all the other influences and information that they take from the world around them. Teachers share knowledge and viewpoints, they can't actually dictate how a person's head should be (using the term) "shaped" like.

I wouldn't want anybody taking credit for "shaping" my mind. I decide on what I want to think about and how I want to think, thankyouverymuch.  This doesn't mean I'm ungrateful to my teachers, because I am, I truly am, I'm just saying that one teacher alone can't take credit for the way I think. :)

That food post

I eat a lot.

I've been cleaning my phone and I saw all these food photos that I never got to post on Facebook or Instagram. They just weren't pretty enough haha. So now I'm dumping them all here, just for the sake of documentation.

What I eat at the office:

Quaker cereal 

Jessa's pasalubong from Cebu and lemon water

cookies and coffee

manong's bistek

What I eat when I study:

What I eat when I'm chillin' at home:

 Some of my favorites:

Mochico red velvet!!!!! <3 td="">

Fabburrito beef salad

Stacy's Waikiki omu rice

Burger Bar cheeseburger

Life's just better with good food.