When I accepted the responsibilities of being a coordinator, I never realized I that I was saying yes to a whole lot of headaches. Yup, that’s right – a great load of headaches.

Don’t get me wrong. I’m not complaining about nor regretting the decision. What I’m trying to say is that I wasn’t aware of how much responsibilities I was actually saying yes to when I accepted the position. It wasn’t until last week that I got a good taste of the actual extent of work I’m supposed to handle.

You see, our principal has now shared with me the task of going through the exams, the activity sheets and even the lesson plans. And upon going through the admission tests, delegated me the role of revising the said tests to come up with more reliable and up to date admission exams. On top of these I had to make and finish my own set of exams for my 4 classes. And if this is not enough, I had to study for my finals on that Saturday – three final examinations (for the extra units I’m taking up this semester in UP)! It’s insane.

Heck with all the things that I have to do, I don’t think I don’t think there’s no need for me to look for the best diet pills out there. At the rate I’m going, I’ll be lean and mean in no time. Hahaha! Cheers!

I have most of my work in my laptop – my visual aids, my lessons, exams, and plans. But I still manage to squeeze in loads of pictures of andrea and mateo inside it. This is what makes it such an essential accessory for me. And as much as possible, I’d like to bring it with me everywhere I go.

This is why I’ve been thinking seriously about replacing it with a significantly smaller, handier model. In fact, there are several models out in the market right now which I’m currently considering. There’s the MSI Wind U100, the Acer Aspire One, and now even a Lenovo contender by the name of Ideapad S10. All three are sporting 10″ LCDs, 160 Gb of hard disk storage, and of course, the new Intel wonder processor – the Atom. All models are also at least 3 times lighter than my present notebook and cost at least twice as much now (after 4 years of depreciation).

Lately I’ve been thinking of the idea so much that I can’t help but browse the latest promotional products out there every once and a while just to check if any of these models would be on sale. I can’t wait to get my hands on one of these cute little netbooks.