How I've been

Well, this blog is meant to show how I am, so I best get started.

Today was easily the best school day during curriculum time since year 1 when all teachers were gone for OEP. The only proper lessons were mother tongue and history, which means 2 hours out of 6 hours and 40 minutes were not slack. As if it were not enough, the tomorrow is honours day/farewell chapel, so there will be no lessons and just an IT fair-like crowd going to the toilet to engage in activities such as PSP gaming, gameboy gaming, not to forget handphone and MP3 player gaming. Followed by a PE and physical science practical dominated day and a short friday, before another weekend.

Today, some very specail events happened, like ISO (Individualised Study Options) (Research Project) lesson when only two groups out of four completed everything today, which was the deadline. When our teacher said we were free, our group's response to her "You can do self study now" was "Madam can we slack?". Ten minutes later, during the arrival of the other group who finished their work (2.12), she said the same thing, and received the reply "Madam can we go to class and take textbooks to study?". Tsk. To think teachers wonder why our class is the worst.

Not to forget teacher Terence's lesson, always brightening up our day for all the wrong reasons. He does this in all kinds of different ways for different people. Firstly, during his class, there never fails to be at least five people sleeping. Much needed sleep nonetheless, brightening their day for other teachers who care if their students sleep during their class. Though there are many more reasons, I cannot ever finish listing them out.

Again, class spirit was shown in our class for all the wrong reasons. Last year, every thursday, Nancy Kang would attempt to enter the class, onlyu to find the class empty. Or just the whole class hiding against the wall, with all lights off. Except for *cough* Jamin *cough**cough*, to whom Nancy Kang would give a motherly smile. (Which would make you vomit like vomit boy, needless to say). This was repeated again today in class for the greater good of the class.
"Sir, can you release us ten minutes early for recess?"
"But I want to go through the past yer papers"
"Erm... sir, we didn't bring them" Class nods heads, all with paper in their bags.
Sir thinks for a while, starts to pack bags. We just leave happily.

On unrelated news, the KKK has started a new activity- using a glue stick to put glue on chairs. I'm sorry, but I must describe this Adi-like event. They put glue on teh etacher's chairs, and start imitating teaher's reactions. Then, one guy says to the other "Wait, put it later, if you put it now it will dry" The otehr guy's reaction? "No lah". It dried. They tried putting some on my chair too, but i just sat at the edge of the seat and they thought i didn't know. *sighs*

As there is nothing else to post on, I have nothing better to do but

Signing off,
Thats all.