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Hi guyssss!

How you keeping with the modules? I feel I haven't been doing blogs for ages hahaha. I really miss writing in a more friendly vibe blog since we were told to write in an academic style, I've been trying to do it for most of my blogs. Since this is just a simple task, I decided to write it comfortably. 

For this blog, I made a quick and simple animated gif where I compiled some of the images that I took in college during our photography lab. I decided to use these images because I really miss going to college and even though I always get tired walking up the hill hahaha. I always love the sunset view from our campus and it's one of the things I missed apart from hanging out with my friends in C-block.😭 

Now I feel sad reminiscing my college days when we can actually go there hahaha. Anyway, I hope you are doing well during the lockdown. Don't overwork yourself too much! Watch anime or Korean drama and I promise you, you will not regret it!!

You should try these simple Tech-Tip tasks because it is very easy to make! Here is the link if you want to check it out and try! Link to an external site.


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  1. Hey Flosie,

    Me again. I miss hanging out in C block too. I hope you are keeping well as well. I'm doing good. Your animated gif looks amazing I might make one if I have any free time coming up soon. I haven't watched any Korean dramas but I have been watching anime my favorite is My Hero Academia and I'm also hopping to start watching haikyu soon.

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    1. Hi John~ please start watching Haikyuu! its really goood.

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  2. Hi, Flosie!!
    I'm also tired of ~trying~ to write the blogs in a academic way hahaha but seriously, it's so grueling! :'(
    Oooh the sunset view!! I really miss that too, so pretty!! And C-Block <3 I so wanna go there!
    I agree with you, I did't regret watching Kdrama hihihi
    Good luck if the rest of the semester!
    Lívia Alencar

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    1. I miss you too!!! With your jam sandwich hahahahaha <3

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