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Mar. 31st, 2005 04:51 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
meoraeToday was more enjoyable than most days are. So during science, Carol and I made paper cranes and then during pottery, as I didn't want to crush them, I had them out on my table while I was glazing my pot. Ms. Muise saw them and she has paper and is going to give Katy and me a pass to go someplace and make a huge paper crane tomorrow during class. So that makes me look forward to pottery tomorrow.
Then, after gym, we were standing around outside in the courtyard waiting for the bell to ring so we could go to lunch. Steve and John, for some reason, were racing each other across the courtyard and Steve slipped and slid into the door. The joys of momentum. I laughed, and I know that that's cruel, but it's schadenfreude.
We ate outside, as it was beautiful today, with a bunch of people and talked.
During english, we painted and it was fun.
History we had a fake peace conference and although it was stupid and unrealistic, it was more fun than normal class. Plus my group spent much of the time we were supposed to be using to prepare for it, talking about our hatred of k4 and chebator.
Spanish, k4 was talking about what led up to the spanish civil war. And it actually was interesting, although she kept making mistakes. It's not 'communistic' it's 'communist', it's not 'turkian' it's 'turkish'. She also defined a republic as a group of men ruling a country. A republic is a representative government not anything else. She was saying that the U.S. started out as a republic and is a democracy now, not a republic. A democracy is a republic and we aren't a democracy anyways. She also said that a republic could be the same as a communist society but wasn't always. And her english grammar is atrocious, but that's true any day. So history and spanish were more bearable than they normally are.
After school, everyone was outside and it was fun. We played monkey in the middle with like 15 people. 3 or 4 people were in the middle at a time and everyone else was around them. If you had the ball and you were tagged by someone in the middle, than you were in the middle. And if someone in the middle intercepted the ball when you threw it, you were in the middle. It was fun and we played it for a while until Dan threw the ball backwards into Mattie's nose, which started to bleed, so we stopped. A little while later, someone from a building across the street came over to tell us that someone had called the police for some reason. Hanny and Cyrus had been sparring for a little while, but they were sparring, not trying to kill each other, not that someone across the street would be able to tell. So everyone split up and Hannie left. Most of us stayed trying to look innocent when the police did show up. Only one cop came - not like that Carol; I'm not talking about fake! - and he left after talking to some teacher for a little while.
And my only homework is to study for history, like I'm going to do that.
Then, after gym, we were standing around outside in the courtyard waiting for the bell to ring so we could go to lunch. Steve and John, for some reason, were racing each other across the courtyard and Steve slipped and slid into the door. The joys of momentum. I laughed, and I know that that's cruel, but it's schadenfreude.
We ate outside, as it was beautiful today, with a bunch of people and talked.
During english, we painted and it was fun.
History we had a fake peace conference and although it was stupid and unrealistic, it was more fun than normal class. Plus my group spent much of the time we were supposed to be using to prepare for it, talking about our hatred of k4 and chebator.
Spanish, k4 was talking about what led up to the spanish civil war. And it actually was interesting, although she kept making mistakes. It's not 'communistic' it's 'communist', it's not 'turkian' it's 'turkish'. She also defined a republic as a group of men ruling a country. A republic is a representative government not anything else. She was saying that the U.S. started out as a republic and is a democracy now, not a republic. A democracy is a republic and we aren't a democracy anyways. She also said that a republic could be the same as a communist society but wasn't always. And her english grammar is atrocious, but that's true any day. So history and spanish were more bearable than they normally are.
After school, everyone was outside and it was fun. We played monkey in the middle with like 15 people. 3 or 4 people were in the middle at a time and everyone else was around them. If you had the ball and you were tagged by someone in the middle, than you were in the middle. And if someone in the middle intercepted the ball when you threw it, you were in the middle. It was fun and we played it for a while until Dan threw the ball backwards into Mattie's nose, which started to bleed, so we stopped. A little while later, someone from a building across the street came over to tell us that someone had called the police for some reason. Hanny and Cyrus had been sparring for a little while, but they were sparring, not trying to kill each other, not that someone across the street would be able to tell. So everyone split up and Hannie left. Most of us stayed trying to look innocent when the police did show up. Only one cop came - not like that Carol; I'm not talking about fake! - and he left after talking to some teacher for a little while.
And my only homework is to study for history, like I'm going to do that.
