Upon watching the movie "Keeping the faith", I have picked up a quote that was said by Father Havel: "You made a commitment, and you have to renew it everyday, again and again." This quote inspired me a lot, not only can priests connect theirselves with this quote, but all of us in different situations.

My situation is the same thing that incoming seniors have been worrying about, College entrance exams. Last week, my mom urged me to go to Manila to take review classes together with my cousin. I was half and half at that time. I didn't know what I was thinking, a week has passed and in Manila, they're starting their review classes already.

I regret my choice of not going to Manila. I know I had made a mistake, because that review classes can help me a lot in the entrance exams. I am not capable of such tests, because I tend to become nervous. Getting in to my dream university means much to me. I don't even know where to start explaining why I would like to go there.

To have atleast, an idea of how difficult entrance tests would be, I bought reviewer books. As I looked through the books, Ohboy! I'm in deep trouble! The questions were mostly the topics discussed in our past highschool years, but I can't seem to remember the answer to any question.

I lost hope. I know my dream university will remain in my dreams. I want to make my remaining summer days useful. I want to get it, I'm determined to. Dreams are for those who dream, and I have to believe in my dream.

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