Permanent Marker on a Blank Space

The Lab Diaries
Entry No. 12

It”s endless. Coding is a permanent marker that cuts through my soul. Yeah. A pemanent marker can kill you ryt

Who ever said we’re over with HTML? Obviously, we are not. And we’ve upgraded to the next level. HTML in online presentations- making them using HTML codes.

Booyeah. Learning something new feels good- most of the time. And don’t cha read between the lines. I’ve always want to find another presentation maker/tools. And yeah. I found not only one but three(?) new ways to make new presentations. Now, how cool is that?

More like: IT1 can make everyone mad on the weekends

Once again, you’ve shown your worth, IT. Now another thing to work on during weekends. Mehe. :3 Ja ne~

Collect Myself

The Lab Diaries
Entry No. 11

*insert Fall Out Boy’s ‘Where Did The Party Go’ tune* Oh. Where did all the weekends go? Nananananananananana~

My weekends are certainly fully-booked. IT1 has majorly invaded my weekly mini-vacation. I need to evacuate.

Le new HTML header

Anywaaaaay, we have tackled about HTML Coding last week. Now here I am, blogging about it. Hmm. What can I say? For a start, it was nostalgic. Because I’ve already tried it in my sophomore year in high school. Doing it again, made me oh-so-teary-eyed-and-captivated-at-the-moment revisit my high school memoirs.

‘Twas familiar at first and everything was going smooth. Then came the <nav>, <aside>, <section>, and all new tags sponsored by HTML 5- the fifth revision of the HTML standard.

It’s a good thing I found my way back in clarity.
To give you a hint of my ‘jejeness’ (except the Mythology page, ‘cuz I think that stuff is cool) way back in HS, here’s some snapshots from my HTML webpages. [A/N: I even have a space dedicated to Daniel Padilla like whu, I’ve really grown up] Feel free to snort.

Yay Greek Mythologyy

#EmoStages