Back to the Grind: Research Project Memories

Hello, my dearest hive friends. I hope everyone's doing well, and to my fellow Cebuanos who also experienced the earthquake, I hope you are all safe. This happened way before the earthquake happened in my beloved Cebu Province. This happened during my mini blog hiatus.

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💫 Back to the Grind: Research Project Memories 💫

Is it just me or do you guys also have a love- hate relationship with research. I have a love-hate relationship with research ever since junior high school. I love research if I can easily search some related literatures online. I hate it when I can't find any related literature both online and offline.

Our research teacher tasked us to create a visual aid about Theoretical Background Of The Study. In my opinion, it is one of the hardest parts of research. Imagine making 9 paragraphs containing 3 theories with supporting studies. It is so hard. For me, it's harder than making the Chapter 2 which is the Review of Related Literature.

Thankfully, Jam and I are groupmates whichh made te project easier. If you guys don't know, Jam is a very creative person. He literally carried me and my groupmates from our visual aid project.

Our meet up place is a resort that is owned by one of pur groupmates. Before going to the resort, Jam and I went to Mr. DIY to buy some materials.

Mirror Selfie With Jam

We saw something that made us laugh so hard.

This big PENCIL. We were imagining to to write using that pencil and how to sharpen it because there is no available big sharpener.

We were so stressed while making the project that I even forgot to take a picture while making our project. The picture above is when we decide to go home because it's already late and Jam will just finish our project at his house.

Some Selfies After Making Our Project

THIS IS THE BEFORE LOOK OF OUR PROJECT

It is not finished yet, we were so stressed while making it because the printer did not cooperate with us.

AFTER: THE FINAL PROJECT

We are the mushroom fairies. I am so thankful that Jam is my group mate. Without Jam, we would have never made such a beautiful project like this.