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Nurin's AEP Adventure (Term 2 #2)


Hi again!!! It's me, about to dump everything regarding my past week. I must say that I have progressed A LOT since last week and I couldn't be more proud of myself. I did most work on the day it was assigned and has not yet leave my notes pending or incomplete. A little appreciation pat on the back for me please. But, above all that minor growth I can't help but think of the possibility of relapsing into bad habits. Ways to avoid that? I have no idea but I'm telling you I'm doing everything I can to steer away from that side. This makes me realize that procrastination was the virus all along, and all I had to do to keep my mental health from being 'abused' by school is just to complete works before it overloads. I hope my mental capacity is strong this term because there are goals that I want to achieve. 

Anyways, AEP was yet again refreshing this week. We had a really open and breezy discussion about the connection of 'Fashion' and 'Psychology'. We all exchanged views on 'Uniforms' and its connections with people. It was honestly the best thing ever to be able to explore things that we don't normally talk about. Just talk and share your opinions together for an hour as a lesson? Sign me up. 

Other than that, we also explored the theory of colors and how we associate each color with different emotions or any general thing. For example, a lot of us associated the color 'red' with 'love'. Can you blame us honestly? I'm pretty sure everyone would agree when we say that 'red' represents 'love'. It signifies a 'heart' and the intense feeling you experience when you love someone.

Okay enough blabs about 'love', I forgot to mention as usual, we had a warm up at every beginning of the class so that we wouldn't be literal zombies during our lesson. The game was challenging but us being the pros that we are completed it in under 10 minutes ;) Good thing we've been doing that for the past year because it definitely had grew on us and made us better players in any 'word' game!! 

I think this is it for now. I'll reach to you with more updates on my growth and more dumps about AEP!! I enjoy doing so and I hope it will continue to inspire me to share more about myself to the world. Til then... 

Love, Nurin. 



 

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