My first 3 days of college

Hi everyone, since I'm heading to college on Thursday as I don't have classes scheduled for the next 3 days with Mawlid falling on Wednesday in my area, here's a summary of what happened during my first 3 days of college. 

However, unlike middle and high school, since I'm allowed to use my phone to take some pictures around campus except for rare occasions when some professors tell us not to use our phones during their lecture in class, here's how it turned out based from what I can remember so far during these days.

It all started on August 19th, when I arrived on campus alongside many other people this time as new students. 

They gave us free bags, water bottles and breakfast before we heard the speech from the head of the university, explored different parts of the campus in groups and headed to the classroom to hear what we were heading to in the next 3 years after eating lunch, before ending the day with others heading back home.

Instead of heading back home like others, I spent more time in campus with a distant cousin and her friend before we headed outside and I had to drop by a pharmacy downtown before my mom and younger sisters came over to pick me up, and family drama ensued over my safety that we ended up solving the problem with the distant cousin.

The next day, I and said cousin arrived in campus and ended up getting our breakfast before I headed with my mom towards the main building and the patio to see the nurse before explaining our personal situation to her.

After we were done talking to her, we headed to one of the exhibition booths to gather information, and I grabbed one of the promotional flyers before we headed back home earlier than usual due to my family situation.

The following day, I started classes with two completely different professors, where we talked about different types of water and landscapes before I finished them on time and came back home despite the traffic jams on my way home.

And so, that was my first 3 days of college. Rest assured, I'll still try to make a balance between school, home and work while also having plans for the end of YunokiRoom's indefinite hiatus when I can, so stay tuned for more updates in the future.

The beginning of the university years

Hi everyone, it's been a week since the last post. 

Throughout this time, after my mom left for La Réunion due to her reproductive health issues, on the day after I received my baccalaureate results from the internet and high school, I permanently accepted the offer from a local university in my area through Parcoursup and started the procedure to enroll in that university online.

However, just before I was about to start the university enrollment procedure, I got stuck in the login page, which prevented me from doing said procedure.

As a result, I and my family tried everything we can to reach out to them through email and phone throughout the day, except that their phone numbers (including the one they had provided on Parcoursup, their website and social media pages and the others) were unreachable in the afternoon.

Just as it turns out, from what I've heard, the reason why I couldn't get past through the login page was because they didn't create and give me the credentials needed to get past through the page to do and complete my university enrollment process.

Rest assured, this is just the beginning of my university years, as I'll update when I get a email response from them within the next few days and once things get sorted out with my enrollment process.

That's all for now, so stay tuned for more updates.

UPDATE (as of July 10th, 2026):

The next day, after I wrote this post, I went to campus with my father by car, where the people that were there at the time know him.

Apparently, from what I've heard, it was all of the new students at the university who didn't have their login credentials and were in the same situation as I, due to their server being unable to retrieve all of our data from Parcoursup.

In the meantime, let's hope that things get sorted out before my mother gets back home from her trip in La Réunion.

UPDATE (as of July 11th, 2026):

After we visited the campus, I finally received the login credentials in question, so I decided to do my university enrollment process online, except that towards the end of said process, we couldn't pay the tuition fees to complete it because one of their administrators has yet to approve the documents that I've provided on their database.

I'll update once the college enrollment process is done so that I can enjoy the remainder of my summer vacation until August 19th.

My last weeks of high school

Hi everyone, with tomorrow being the final day of June, here's a summary of what happened during my final days of my senior year of high school. Since I couldn't film my last day of high school due to the exams that day, here's how it turned out based from what I can remember from these days.

It all started during the final day of high school for everyone on June 8th, when everyone was minding their own business since the class meetings were over until we all went back home on that day since all of our classes were cancelled by the next day.

Throughout the next few days leading up to the written exams, while at home, I would often revise philosophy and my specialties with my parents even throughout the weekend, until the week of the written exams arrived, when I came to school in a week and found out that I was alone in one of the main buildings for the next 2 days on June 15th.

On the first day, during the philosophy exam, I had to write a long explanation of a text from one of Nietzsche's books, which primarily talked about science. 

On the second day, while I had to resort into using other pens due to my blue pens not working anymore, I wrote about the disadvantages of the eurozone, the political actions and international commerce.

Finally, on the final day of the written exams, I focused on the American Dream part because this part was more interesting than the part involving the British Museum due to the terrible state that the United Kingdom is currently in, and while at home, I spent the entire weekend revising for the final oral exams for the following Monday.

Monday came, and I along with 3 other classmates, who had the same specialty combinations as I, arrived in the morning, only to find out that everything was unorganized and that the teachers found themselves without their partners, who often came late to school.

Throughout the day, after I was done writing my script on orange paper and brought it to the main classroom, I talked about the advantages and disadvantages of the American Dream to the teachers, who came from different schools and taught both English and economy.

After answering their questions, I left the room with all of my belongings before heading back to the school entrance with my teaching assistant to wait for my parents to pick me up from school before I headed back home and went on with life as usual.

And so, that was my last day of high school. Rest assured, production of all projects will continue as usual throughout the summer holidays, so stay tuned for more updates in the future!

Last year, I went to a wedding at Elsword...

When I was 15 back in January 2023, while I was playing Elsword, I had fun visiting several houses and said "nice house" in the chat and went back to Elysion, where I went to see and spoke to an NPC, where I went to check if there are wedding halls, and found nothing but one wedding hall, but this time it was unlocked, which meant that anyone could enter their wedding, including I in this story, and that's because the couple forgot to lock the ceremony.

As I entered the wedding hall, I was the only guest that showed up, and I saw the couple talking about their inventory and guild sort of thing, before the ceremony started, and after a few minutes, the ceremony ended, with the server announcement congratulating the newlywed couple and we all received our wedding cakes and glad everything turned out well for us in the end, as I also congratulated them in getting married in the game. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to film a video of their wedding, but fortunately, I remember this story, as it was one of the good memories that I had with over the past 4 years, and I will never forget about this day, even for several years to come.