Student "edition" found at {csi dot journalspace dot com}.

Maybe I shouldn't have started this blog now, not with everything that's been going on.

Of course I'm still talking about Mr. Most Important Research in the World Above Everything Else.

His forlorn saga is far from being over which will be either when he gives up or gets what he wants.

Good luck on the second one though. So last time, I told him he could contact the secretary of the president directly about the status of the letter asking for permission to use more of the school's facilities even before the memorandum of agreement between us and Taiwan has been signed.

This is because I told him I would be out of the campus while he's still impatient.

I'm not surprised that he did call the secretary of the president about it, desperate as he is.

I'm also not surprised that the secretary told him that there were a lot of comments from the president about his request, like I said before, most likely declining it until such time that the culpability (and probably financial responsibility of the school) in the research equipment becomes clear.

I really doubt that it was approved, not from the tone of his latest text to me.

This is also because in his text, he gave me a new order. He knows I'm going to school today, Thursday, to pick up the letter (somehow the secretary told him since I wrote the letter, I should be the one to pick it up and not him).

He asked me to schedule a meeting with him and the brother president for Friday.

I already have a set appointment on that day to be part of the student organizations' general plan of action arrangement for the coming school year.

So if brother president agrees to his meeting, he will have to go to it alone, or go on another day, if the brother president says that I have to be at that meeting.

I hope it's the latter, because then that means even he can't twist the brother's schedule whenever he says so, and that he'll have to wait longer to get what he wants.

Until, that is, he learns to respect that everyone's pace is not the same as how fast he wants them to be.

Session 2151 admits to having manipulated the letter to the president to try and get the results wanted. Class dismissed.