Nothing big's happening. Well, yeah, I turned in a project in social studies, got an A. Lucky me. :) Semester for school ended last Friday, apparently, and I SERIOUSLY hope I get my report card soon. I mean, I can't believe it takes three weeks to send out report cards! People don't even write it-they just use the computer! And I know that there are a lot of people, but seriously! You shouldn't even need to do anything-doesn't the computer input all the data?! That's my opinion. (Enough of my rant.)
I really don't know what to do right now. I'm sort of bored and sort of tired. I don't know which is more strong. Umm...it's been raining like crazy, huh? Hail, rain, wind, rain, rain, and more rain. For P.E. today, we had indoor activities. I didn't join, but the game looked so much fun. I really should've joined! >.-
I'm thinking, if I had a wish, it would be to have a really good memory. Right now, on a scale of ten, with one being the worst, I think my memory would rank -10. I think of things and two seconds later, I totally forget them, and it takes me a while to remember them again. So if I had a better memory, my life would be totally REVOLUTIONIZED!!
I got the issue fixed with the library books recently. Actually, all I did is turn them in yesterday. Today I went to the library to check out another book, and the person at the desk checked it out, glanced at the screen, and said nothing. Usually the people behind the desks say stuff like "Your 'Title Here' book is overdue. Turn it in soon." But since the person didn't say anything, I guess I don't have any problems. Thank GOODNESS!
I'm trying to think of more to write, but I can't. Oh! This Friday we have this assembly honoring Shakespeare. I think they'll (the school) be showing "Hamlet", performed by the advanced drama class. (I'm in intermediate, so I can't perform yet. Sucks.) Anyway, I never saw "Hamlet" before, so I have no idea what the storyline is. So I sort of look forward to the assembly. :)
I guess that's all I have to say right now. My life is so unexciting nowadays...but I guess that's good, in some cases.
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Buh-Bye, winter break *cries*
Okay, so a week of school passed, and nothing seemed different. ...that's the problem. I mean, there's so much homework-even more than usual-and I just don't get it! Don't teachers understand that people's minds can drift away right after winter break? I've got so many essays, three projects, two book reports, and some really huge assignments were turned in somewhere on last Wednesday. I'm so happy it's the weekend now~
Well, a lot of people in school were going around saying "Happy New Year" to everybody last Monday. That's not too much of a surprise, but they were saying it to EVERYONE. Even people they didn't know. I didn't do that, but thinking back on it now, I wish I did. x(
I have a bunch of school library books overdue, but the weird thing is that as far as I know, they're supposed to be due on Jan. 19th. Today I confirmed it with the librarian that they were overdue, but when I checked one of my library books and saw the stamp with the date (you know, how they stamp it with the date when it'll be due?), it said that it was due on Jan. 19th. So I feel sort of cheated.
Looking at my calendar, I see that my next weekend after this will be three days long. YES!!! MLK JR's day is on Monday the 18th. And on Friday the 29th, there's a teachers-thing going on at school, so that's free, too. This month has a lot of days off...which is good, of course. x]
I guess that's all I have to talk about now. Looking forward to my next three-day weekend! :)
Well, a lot of people in school were going around saying "Happy New Year" to everybody last Monday. That's not too much of a surprise, but they were saying it to EVERYONE. Even people they didn't know. I didn't do that, but thinking back on it now, I wish I did. x(
I have a bunch of school library books overdue, but the weird thing is that as far as I know, they're supposed to be due on Jan. 19th. Today I confirmed it with the librarian that they were overdue, but when I checked one of my library books and saw the stamp with the date (you know, how they stamp it with the date when it'll be due?), it said that it was due on Jan. 19th. So I feel sort of cheated.
Looking at my calendar, I see that my next weekend after this will be three days long. YES!!! MLK JR's day is on Monday the 18th. And on Friday the 29th, there's a teachers-thing going on at school, so that's free, too. This month has a lot of days off...which is good, of course. x]
I guess that's all I have to talk about now. Looking forward to my next three-day weekend! :)
Friday, January 1, 2010
Happy New Year!!
WOOHOO!! 2010!!!! Now, on my homework, instead of "12/10/09", I'll haveta put "1/1/10"!! It's the first time I put a year that doesn't have a zero on my homework! Woo hoo! Happy New Year, all!
Winter break was super fun! The swine flu vaccine wasn't that bad at all, even though we spent at least 3 hours waiting and doing all the procedures and stuff. And I got on the news! ^^ I had a party with some of my best friends the day after, anyways. I got hand warmers (I REALLY WANTED THEM) and candy (THE COOLEST THING TO HAVE) during our "Secret Santa" event! And I got really expensive, cool, cute Christmas presents. This is the coolest Chirstmas EVER!
On the 26th of Dec, I had that traditional family Christmas party. I got presents, but not as good as the ones my parents gave me the day before (that was Christmas day). It was pretty average. The kids (my cousins and me) ate pizza-cheese, sausage, and whatever. Pretty fun!
On Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, I spent some time out with my badminton friends. Tuesday was an eating-together day, Wednesday was a 4-hour badminton playing day, and Thursday was a New Year's Party at my badminton friend's house. It started at, like, 5 PM, and I stayed all the way until 1 AM. AMAZING! I learned how to play mahjong (a little bit, anyways. I get the idea, at least). I played this game called "What do you think?" with my friend. We take turns saying random things-things that pop into our minds after the person before you said something. We played that while bouncing this huge exercising ball back and forth. We ate dinner-mashed potatoes, sushi, salad, and vegetable stew-and dessert-apple pie and coffee cake. After we ate the coffee cake, we played UNO with my badminton friend's family friend, my badminton friend's older sister, and my older brother, who came along. They are all in high school, so they made the game ten times more hilarious. I ended up winning first :]
The rest of winter break will probably be a relaxing, homework-doing day. I look forward to seeing my friends again!
Happy New Year, and Merry Christmas~
-Aj
Winter break was super fun! The swine flu vaccine wasn't that bad at all, even though we spent at least 3 hours waiting and doing all the procedures and stuff. And I got on the news! ^^ I had a party with some of my best friends the day after, anyways. I got hand warmers (I REALLY WANTED THEM) and candy (THE COOLEST THING TO HAVE) during our "Secret Santa" event! And I got really expensive, cool, cute Christmas presents. This is the coolest Chirstmas EVER!
On the 26th of Dec, I had that traditional family Christmas party. I got presents, but not as good as the ones my parents gave me the day before (that was Christmas day). It was pretty average. The kids (my cousins and me) ate pizza-cheese, sausage, and whatever. Pretty fun!
On Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, I spent some time out with my badminton friends. Tuesday was an eating-together day, Wednesday was a 4-hour badminton playing day, and Thursday was a New Year's Party at my badminton friend's house. It started at, like, 5 PM, and I stayed all the way until 1 AM. AMAZING! I learned how to play mahjong (a little bit, anyways. I get the idea, at least). I played this game called "What do you think?" with my friend. We take turns saying random things-things that pop into our minds after the person before you said something. We played that while bouncing this huge exercising ball back and forth. We ate dinner-mashed potatoes, sushi, salad, and vegetable stew-and dessert-apple pie and coffee cake. After we ate the coffee cake, we played UNO with my badminton friend's family friend, my badminton friend's older sister, and my older brother, who came along. They are all in high school, so they made the game ten times more hilarious. I ended up winning first :]
The rest of winter break will probably be a relaxing, homework-doing day. I look forward to seeing my friends again!
Happy New Year, and Merry Christmas~
-Aj
Saturday, December 19, 2009
WINTER BREAK! YEAHHH! NOW THAT'S HOW IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE!!
WOOHOO! WINTER BREAK!! Even though I'll have to work on two projects...and get the swine flu vaccine on the 22nd...*sighs*
You know, the 17th and 18th of December was sort of interesting. In school, people were passing out these candy canes and everything. One guy had like sixty in his backpack. I took two from him-a cherry and a peppermint. I LOVE PEPPERMINT! It's sooo nice and minty. Anyway, out of the six periods (not including lunch), other than P.E. and drama, our schedule was totally different from normal. Science, math, and language arts was spent on a movie or video or something. Social studies was a pizza party; since it was the period before lunch, and I had taken on four slices of pizza, I ended up skipping my very delicious lunch-dumplings! It's still in my backpack right now. It's in a thermos...do you guys think it's still edible? I mean, it's in a thermos! P.E. was really, really normal, other than having my teacher wish us a Merry Christmas. We are in the football unit, and I suck so bad at it...it hurts when you catch the football. Sucks for me. And drama class was normal, except we got some papers back. My teacher takes a loong time to correct stuff like that. We took a test somewhere in the middle of November, and guess what? I got an A! I'm amazed, 'cause it wasn't easy at all. Well, maybe a little bit...
Yesterday at school, all my friends were giving out these really nice gifts. There was candy, candy canes, chocolate...I didn't give anything out 'cause I'm lazy. xD But my bestest friends and I are going to have a party on the 23rd! So I'll bring some sweets then. No chocolate, though, cause the friend who hosts the party is allergic to it.
As I said before, my mom wants me to take the swine flu shot on the 22nd. That sucks, because I hate shots. I mean, getting it isn't so bad, but when the doctors uncap the needle, I always watch. And I always see the light gleaming off the pointy needle, and I freak out. My friend is also getting the shot on the 21st, so I'm going to ask her whether it hurt more than the normal shots. I hope it doesn't. >.<
The traditional Christmas family party is this Saturday, the 26th. This time, the first time in years, the party's gonna be at my house. That means I haveta clean my room...:( *sigh* But otherwise, I'm looking forward to it.
What else is going to happen?? I guess that's it for my winter break. OH YEAH! I hope I get to go to badminton with my friends again or something...hmm...I'll ask my mom about it. I'm sure she'll agree. What mother doesn't want her child to exercise??
I just noticed something stupid. My school passes out these parent's calendars, and I keep the calendar and put it on a wall where I can easily see it. The calendar is the type of thing where they give you the holidays and school-related events. I also mark my own events on the dates. This time I marked an "Uh-OH!" on the 22nd because of the swine flu thing. There was a Board of Education Meeting on that same day, and it was posted on the calendar. I put "Uh-Oh!" right underneath those words. It looks like I'm dreading the meeting, when I'm not even going to attend. LOL!
I guess that's all that's happening. I wish everyone reading here a MERRY CHRISTMAS! Remember, get lots of presents! (Giving them would be good too.)
May your break be blessed.
EDIT~! Saturday, December 19th, 2009. 5:38 PM
I have two things I forgot to include~
First, I plan to make a digital art picture and send it to the KidzEra magazine. Now it's not decided yet; I still gotta talk to my parents. And I'm gonna talk to them AFTER I finish drawing my picture. I use TwistedBrush to draw, by the way, if anyone's curious. What do you guys think of this plan?
Second..well, I forgot. Umm....I think I can come up with something sooner or later....ugh....Geez! I seriously forgot! I have a horrible memory! I guess I'll edit this post again when I remember. xO
PS. My keyboard is being a jerk. Or maybe my fingers are. I always type the wrong keys. Is that the keyboard's fault or my fingers' fault? I think it's my fingers' fault. BAD FINGERS! O:
I'm done now. Or maybe not. If I remember the second thing, I'll edit this post ASAP. Have a great winter guys!~
EDIT AGAIN! Saturday, December 19th, 2009. 5:42 PM
I mentioned before that I used TwistedBrush, then realized that I already put that on the part of this blog that described me. I also had put something about my fear of needles in that same place, but like a total moron, I repeated that very unfortunate fact in my original post when I mentioned the swine flu vaccine. DUMB AJ! >:O And no, this isn't the second thing. It's just something I just realized. You can call me an idiot, 'cause I totally agree with you. Remember, if I ever remember the second thing, I'll re-edit this post! AGAIN! MWAHHAHAHAHahA! Have a great winter. :)
You know, the 17th and 18th of December was sort of interesting. In school, people were passing out these candy canes and everything. One guy had like sixty in his backpack. I took two from him-a cherry and a peppermint. I LOVE PEPPERMINT! It's sooo nice and minty. Anyway, out of the six periods (not including lunch), other than P.E. and drama, our schedule was totally different from normal. Science, math, and language arts was spent on a movie or video or something. Social studies was a pizza party; since it was the period before lunch, and I had taken on four slices of pizza, I ended up skipping my very delicious lunch-dumplings! It's still in my backpack right now. It's in a thermos...do you guys think it's still edible? I mean, it's in a thermos! P.E. was really, really normal, other than having my teacher wish us a Merry Christmas. We are in the football unit, and I suck so bad at it...it hurts when you catch the football. Sucks for me. And drama class was normal, except we got some papers back. My teacher takes a loong time to correct stuff like that. We took a test somewhere in the middle of November, and guess what? I got an A! I'm amazed, 'cause it wasn't easy at all. Well, maybe a little bit...
Yesterday at school, all my friends were giving out these really nice gifts. There was candy, candy canes, chocolate...I didn't give anything out 'cause I'm lazy. xD But my bestest friends and I are going to have a party on the 23rd! So I'll bring some sweets then. No chocolate, though, cause the friend who hosts the party is allergic to it.
As I said before, my mom wants me to take the swine flu shot on the 22nd. That sucks, because I hate shots. I mean, getting it isn't so bad, but when the doctors uncap the needle, I always watch. And I always see the light gleaming off the pointy needle, and I freak out. My friend is also getting the shot on the 21st, so I'm going to ask her whether it hurt more than the normal shots. I hope it doesn't. >.<
The traditional Christmas family party is this Saturday, the 26th. This time, the first time in years, the party's gonna be at my house. That means I haveta clean my room...:( *sigh* But otherwise, I'm looking forward to it.
What else is going to happen?? I guess that's it for my winter break. OH YEAH! I hope I get to go to badminton with my friends again or something...hmm...I'll ask my mom about it. I'm sure she'll agree. What mother doesn't want her child to exercise??
I just noticed something stupid. My school passes out these parent's calendars, and I keep the calendar and put it on a wall where I can easily see it. The calendar is the type of thing where they give you the holidays and school-related events. I also mark my own events on the dates. This time I marked an "Uh-OH!" on the 22nd because of the swine flu thing. There was a Board of Education Meeting on that same day, and it was posted on the calendar. I put "Uh-Oh!" right underneath those words. It looks like I'm dreading the meeting, when I'm not even going to attend. LOL!
I guess that's all that's happening. I wish everyone reading here a MERRY CHRISTMAS! Remember, get lots of presents! (Giving them would be good too.)
May your break be blessed.
EDIT~! Saturday, December 19th, 2009. 5:38 PM
I have two things I forgot to include~
First, I plan to make a digital art picture and send it to the KidzEra magazine. Now it's not decided yet; I still gotta talk to my parents. And I'm gonna talk to them AFTER I finish drawing my picture. I use TwistedBrush to draw, by the way, if anyone's curious. What do you guys think of this plan?
Second..well, I forgot. Umm....I think I can come up with something sooner or later....ugh....Geez! I seriously forgot! I have a horrible memory! I guess I'll edit this post again when I remember. xO
PS. My keyboard is being a jerk. Or maybe my fingers are. I always type the wrong keys. Is that the keyboard's fault or my fingers' fault? I think it's my fingers' fault. BAD FINGERS! O:
I'm done now. Or maybe not. If I remember the second thing, I'll edit this post ASAP. Have a great winter guys!~
EDIT AGAIN! Saturday, December 19th, 2009. 5:42 PM
I mentioned before that I used TwistedBrush, then realized that I already put that on the part of this blog that described me. I also had put something about my fear of needles in that same place, but like a total moron, I repeated that very unfortunate fact in my original post when I mentioned the swine flu vaccine. DUMB AJ! >:O And no, this isn't the second thing. It's just something I just realized. You can call me an idiot, 'cause I totally agree with you. Remember, if I ever remember the second thing, I'll re-edit this post! AGAIN! MWAHHAHAHAHahA! Have a great winter. :)
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Jabber Jabber...
HEYA~! Winter break is coming soon <33 YESSHH!!!! I can't believe it! I've been looking forward to it~ But before it comes, some important stuff will be due....-_- Like this science experiment thing...and my school elective, drama, will be hosting a play. I'm not very confident. We were given these stories about Roman/Greek/Forgot gods, and we had to write out the script. There are people in my group that tick me off. They want to have their own way, and when they say "I don't want to practice" I just stand there, not knowing what to say. I really want them to have it. GAAAHHH! Maybe I'll make myself sick when the performance comes...>.<
Enough complaints. I got an A+ on a math test recently, hallelujah. I took my VERY FIRST POP QUIZ IN SCIENCE CLASS THIS YEAR! xD It's not very hard, and it's super short. But you know what I hate about short quizzes? If you get one wrong, it'll cost you, like, 15% off your score. :( That can't be right~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Today was Minimum Day. I got dismissed from school an hour early, hallelujah. There was also an annual Scholastic book fair going on that started on the 7th. I got a total of five books and one stationary (a multi-pen), which cost me, like, 35 bucks? The books weren't too bad, I guess. One was the first book in the "Icemark Chronicles" or something: "The Cry of the Icemark". It's not a bad book at all. And considering how many pages it has (472) and cost only $6.30, it's a really good deal (for me, anyways). ^^
My very good friend's b-day party is coming up! There'll be all sorts of activities. She's going to teach us how to knit. We're going to play games. We're even gonna do a Secret Santa game! I'm sooo looking forward to it. Speaking of parties, my family's going to have an annual reunion again, like the Thanksgiving one. This time-well, guess what it's going to celebrate? C_r_s_m_s. Since last time during the Thanksgiving party my only same-aged cousin couldn't go, this time I hope it'll all work out. I look forward to a very exciting Winter Break...
Happy Early Christmas, everybody! ^^
Enough complaints. I got an A+ on a math test recently, hallelujah. I took my VERY FIRST POP QUIZ IN SCIENCE CLASS THIS YEAR! xD It's not very hard, and it's super short. But you know what I hate about short quizzes? If you get one wrong, it'll cost you, like, 15% off your score. :( That can't be right~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Today was Minimum Day. I got dismissed from school an hour early, hallelujah. There was also an annual Scholastic book fair going on that started on the 7th. I got a total of five books and one stationary (a multi-pen), which cost me, like, 35 bucks? The books weren't too bad, I guess. One was the first book in the "Icemark Chronicles" or something: "The Cry of the Icemark". It's not a bad book at all. And considering how many pages it has (472) and cost only $6.30, it's a really good deal (for me, anyways). ^^
My very good friend's b-day party is coming up! There'll be all sorts of activities. She's going to teach us how to knit. We're going to play games. We're even gonna do a Secret Santa game! I'm sooo looking forward to it. Speaking of parties, my family's going to have an annual reunion again, like the Thanksgiving one. This time-well, guess what it's going to celebrate? C_r_s_m_s. Since last time during the Thanksgiving party my only same-aged cousin couldn't go, this time I hope it'll all work out. I look forward to a very exciting Winter Break...
Happy Early Christmas, everybody! ^^
Thursday, November 26, 2009
THANKSGIVING BREAK! WOOHOO!!!!
YESSHHH IT'S THANKSGIVING BREAK! See, this is the type of thing that keeps me alive. Even though it actually started yesterday, I only had time to post today. :3
Yesterday a bunch of my friends and I all went to BBC, or Bay Badminton Court, to play for a few hours. I happen to be somewhat experienced in badminton. It's a really great sport, and it gets your muscles going, and it's super fun. I went with a girl, age 11 (since I happen to be extremely private, I'll give them nicknames. This one's "Omg"), a girl aged 10 (TammPam), another girl aged 10 (Crimson) and a boy, TammPam's brother, aged 7 (Annoie). Of course our parents came along too. The time we spent on the court was almost nothing; we were having so much fun. I think I've improved-I can slam the birdie or shuttle almost all the way across out of bounds to the other side. But now my arms and neck are aching. :( Not a surprise, though.
After badminton we all went out to eat lunch together at a Chinese place. It was sooo yummy! There was macaroni in soup with peas and ham. There were rice noodles on a plate dathered (okay, I feel like I should make this word "dathered" even though it doesn't exist. This adjective/adverb/whatever refers to something being soaked in something, usually involved with cooking or sauces) in this brown, soy-like sauce that gave the noodles a real twist. There were juicy, hot fried chicken wings (sorry vegetarians >_<) and eggs. There were pieces of French Toast with something like butter in between. Yes, my friends, that was truly the meal for someone like me.
After THAT, we went to TamPam's and Annoie's house, which is an apartment room. Here I must stop for a minute. I called Annoie, Annoie, because he IS annoying. He happens to be spoiled and wants his own way, and during games, he doesn't hesitate to say that he's a "professional" and the others "suck" and "I WANNA PLAY THIS!" and doesn't falter in breaking some rules. But other than that, it was very fun in their apartment. We played WiiSports on their Wii, and I made a Mii account. We also went down to the garage (with parental permission and supervision, of course) and fooled around with TammPam's bike and played with one of those big-gish, soft balls made out of rubbery material (forgot what they were called). We played kickball, kickback, and more. We played until 7:40 and that's when our parents came to pick us up. Now THAT'S one way to spend a day in Thanksgiving break.
Today nothing special is happening. Tomorrow is our traditional family party with our cousins, uncles and aunts. But today, we're just kicking back and relaxing. Maybe we'll (my family) eat dinner at my grandmother's house. But other than that, it's the complete opposite of yesterday. Which is good because, as I said before, my arms and neck are aching.
Yesterday a bunch of my friends and I all went to BBC, or Bay Badminton Court, to play for a few hours. I happen to be somewhat experienced in badminton. It's a really great sport, and it gets your muscles going, and it's super fun. I went with a girl, age 11 (since I happen to be extremely private, I'll give them nicknames. This one's "Omg"), a girl aged 10 (TammPam), another girl aged 10 (Crimson) and a boy, TammPam's brother, aged 7 (Annoie). Of course our parents came along too. The time we spent on the court was almost nothing; we were having so much fun. I think I've improved-I can slam the birdie or shuttle almost all the way across out of bounds to the other side. But now my arms and neck are aching. :( Not a surprise, though.
After badminton we all went out to eat lunch together at a Chinese place. It was sooo yummy! There was macaroni in soup with peas and ham. There were rice noodles on a plate dathered (okay, I feel like I should make this word "dathered" even though it doesn't exist. This adjective/adverb/whatever refers to something being soaked in something, usually involved with cooking or sauces) in this brown, soy-like sauce that gave the noodles a real twist. There were juicy, hot fried chicken wings (sorry vegetarians >_<) and eggs. There were pieces of French Toast with something like butter in between. Yes, my friends, that was truly the meal for someone like me.
After THAT, we went to TamPam's and Annoie's house, which is an apartment room. Here I must stop for a minute. I called Annoie, Annoie, because he IS annoying. He happens to be spoiled and wants his own way, and during games, he doesn't hesitate to say that he's a "professional" and the others "suck" and "I WANNA PLAY THIS!" and doesn't falter in breaking some rules. But other than that, it was very fun in their apartment. We played WiiSports on their Wii, and I made a Mii account. We also went down to the garage (with parental permission and supervision, of course) and fooled around with TammPam's bike and played with one of those big-gish, soft balls made out of rubbery material (forgot what they were called). We played kickball, kickback, and more. We played until 7:40 and that's when our parents came to pick us up. Now THAT'S one way to spend a day in Thanksgiving break.
Today nothing special is happening. Tomorrow is our traditional family party with our cousins, uncles and aunts. But today, we're just kicking back and relaxing. Maybe we'll (my family) eat dinner at my grandmother's house. But other than that, it's the complete opposite of yesterday. Which is good because, as I said before, my arms and neck are aching.
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Friday the-Oops. That was yesterday.
It's been a while since my last post. First, I want to thank a friend(PwintphyuX3) for following my post and posting all these wonderful comments. Let's give her an applause! *clap clap clap* I'll be commenting on your posts as well, as thanks....
Well, a lot's happened. I've gotten my friend's b-day present for the party SOMEWHERE IN DECEMBER. Hehe. I also got an A on a project for social studies. And I've been getting a lot of spam in my e-mail. 7 of the same emails about something I won't mention!!
Yesterday was Friday the 13th. *shiver* Some people may believe in it, but some may not. I believe in it, but only for fun. Besides, it did seem a bit unlucky for me, because I got assigned a bit more homework than usual....-sigh sigh sigh-
School has been OK. Nothing hard or troublesome happened. I've been having these hilarious dreams. I guess I'll tell one to you:
There was this Christmas party at school, during a certain period, and my strict P.E. teacher was in charge. She shouts very easily. The party was a game that could only be played by people with masks on. You know, those masks that only cover your eyes? But no one brought a mask, and my teacher was going around row by row, scolding and shouting at us. "WHY DIDN'T YOU BRING YOUR MASK?" She was coming nearer to where I was, and since I didn't have a mask, I turned to the girl I imagined behind me who had glasses and, since I have glasses, I whispered, "Hey, wanna switch glasses?" She agreed and we switched. When my teacher saw me, she broke into a huge smile directed towards me and the girl behind me. "Great masks! Go ahead and join the game." While I was dreaming it didn't seem very strange, but when I woke up, which wasn't too long after, I regained my common sense.
That was the best dream ever, huh? LOL. Um...back to school! Some grades were established. A=Math, A+=science, A=P.E. I'm confident of an A in social studies. I'm also confident in an A- at least in language arts. Wish me luck~~~
Well, a lot's happened. I've gotten my friend's b-day present for the party SOMEWHERE IN DECEMBER. Hehe. I also got an A on a project for social studies. And I've been getting a lot of spam in my e-mail. 7 of the same emails about something I won't mention!!
Yesterday was Friday the 13th. *shiver* Some people may believe in it, but some may not. I believe in it, but only for fun. Besides, it did seem a bit unlucky for me, because I got assigned a bit more homework than usual....-sigh sigh sigh-
School has been OK. Nothing hard or troublesome happened. I've been having these hilarious dreams. I guess I'll tell one to you:
There was this Christmas party at school, during a certain period, and my strict P.E. teacher was in charge. She shouts very easily. The party was a game that could only be played by people with masks on. You know, those masks that only cover your eyes? But no one brought a mask, and my teacher was going around row by row, scolding and shouting at us. "WHY DIDN'T YOU BRING YOUR MASK?" She was coming nearer to where I was, and since I didn't have a mask, I turned to the girl I imagined behind me who had glasses and, since I have glasses, I whispered, "Hey, wanna switch glasses?" She agreed and we switched. When my teacher saw me, she broke into a huge smile directed towards me and the girl behind me. "Great masks! Go ahead and join the game." While I was dreaming it didn't seem very strange, but when I woke up, which wasn't too long after, I regained my common sense.
That was the best dream ever, huh? LOL. Um...back to school! Some grades were established. A=Math, A+=science, A=P.E. I'm confident of an A in social studies. I'm also confident in an A- at least in language arts. Wish me luck~~~
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