Hello, Engineering Memory

I was looking at the old photos I took when I was still in my engineering days and I found these.

This was supposed to be my plate no.7 (as you can see at the bottom right of this plate) but then I made mistakes so I made it my scratch plate, and eventually, it became a scribble plate.



Some of my drawings. I'm sorry, I'm not really good at this but hey, I'm trying. ;)

Another one; and more of them but I didn't take photos of each of them.

 Some of my classmates saw this and they were amazed, I really don't know why. Well, they scribbled to it too, what's funny is that we're not even friends! Haha! Look!

I don't know which one of them is Luke and I don't know who wrote this but this was funny, though.


And another one!

When our professor saw this, he laughed and was also amazed. My classmates (the ones I was referring to in the previous pictures) told him he should sign and even grade my work. Sillies. 


Look what my silly professor's mark for my work. Haha!

Here's an eye drawn by my artistic friend Elyza (not from my class, she drew this when we saw each other one day with my friend Willes).


 Well, I don't know who wrote this, but I'm guessing this handwritten is Willes's. It's also because he always tells me and Elyza to smile every time he sees us frowning or when he notices we're already pissed by something.

 "Smile Dan"? Okay then. :)

 x

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