I came into today, expecting it to be total crap. This day has so many bad memories tied to it. But I couldn't be happier with the outcome of today.
It was fricken freezing when I went to school. The street was flooded just before school, so it was like driving through the ocean.
My really goodness began when I was taking my stuff out of my locker to go to class. I look up and there's Andy, coming to talk to the seniors who always sit around my locker. My heart seriously skipped a couple beats. I kinda ran off so that I could find my other friends who would be arriving soon. That gave me an excuse to come back to my locker with them and just stand there and stare at all his beauty. Fuck, he looked so amazing.
Math was okay, we learned about conditions for similaraty. In History we watched a clip from All In The Family, and then talked about the 60s. English was pretty good today. We did our presentations and then talked about the field trip tomorrow. Lunch was SNOOZE fest pretty much. I didn't eat, but instead spent most of the time in the library, typing up a math report that is due tomorrow. Then I researched cloning and emailed Ama and stuff. Towards the end of the period, I decided to come out to Shreya. And she took it really well and that made me happy.
Science was pretty good. We learned about vectors, which is a really easy topic.
Work was fine, nothing spectacular about it. I made a kid cry by not putting up wit him when he was complaining about counting and me saying "Fine, we won't count today!" I'm seriously getting a reputation for making kids cry.
Immersion was AMAZING! We had a seder meal, and then had a really good discussion about abortions afterwards. I must admit to you, I've always wanted to be Jewish. To me, it's a religion and belief system that makes more sense to me than Christianity. I think I'm going to try to make sure I get with a Jewish guy.
I was really the only person who came to help set up, so I kinda stood around while Jamie and Beth did everything. When Teija came, we picked the last scraps of meat off the bones of the chicken, which was delicious. The meal was beautiful, which I never doubted it would be. The horseradish was an interesting experience. I ate all of it, and it felt like an explosion went off in my mouth or something.
I really enjoyed the discussion about abortions, but at the same time I felt awkward. I know that my views on things are very different than other's views, and often times my views contradict themselves. So it's really hard for me to discuss things.
When we prayed, it was totally ridiculous. Most of us had a hard time keeping a straight face, mostly due to the absurd wish for a Snow Day and the joke about Natalie's dog.
And then Teija decided to ask if we could go on a missions trip to "Newzzie Land". She actually said New Zealand, but totally stressed the wrong sylables. It was pretty awesome.
So ya, there's my first entry of (hopefully) a bunch of future entries!
It was fricken freezing when I went to school. The street was flooded just before school, so it was like driving through the ocean.
My really goodness began when I was taking my stuff out of my locker to go to class. I look up and there's Andy, coming to talk to the seniors who always sit around my locker. My heart seriously skipped a couple beats. I kinda ran off so that I could find my other friends who would be arriving soon. That gave me an excuse to come back to my locker with them and just stand there and stare at all his beauty. Fuck, he looked so amazing.
Math was okay, we learned about conditions for similaraty. In History we watched a clip from All In The Family, and then talked about the 60s. English was pretty good today. We did our presentations and then talked about the field trip tomorrow. Lunch was SNOOZE fest pretty much. I didn't eat, but instead spent most of the time in the library, typing up a math report that is due tomorrow. Then I researched cloning and emailed Ama and stuff. Towards the end of the period, I decided to come out to Shreya. And she took it really well and that made me happy.
Science was pretty good. We learned about vectors, which is a really easy topic.
Work was fine, nothing spectacular about it. I made a kid cry by not putting up wit him when he was complaining about counting and me saying "Fine, we won't count today!" I'm seriously getting a reputation for making kids cry.
Immersion was AMAZING! We had a seder meal, and then had a really good discussion about abortions afterwards. I must admit to you, I've always wanted to be Jewish. To me, it's a religion and belief system that makes more sense to me than Christianity. I think I'm going to try to make sure I get with a Jewish guy.
I was really the only person who came to help set up, so I kinda stood around while Jamie and Beth did everything. When Teija came, we picked the last scraps of meat off the bones of the chicken, which was delicious. The meal was beautiful, which I never doubted it would be. The horseradish was an interesting experience. I ate all of it, and it felt like an explosion went off in my mouth or something.
I really enjoyed the discussion about abortions, but at the same time I felt awkward. I know that my views on things are very different than other's views, and often times my views contradict themselves. So it's really hard for me to discuss things.
When we prayed, it was totally ridiculous. Most of us had a hard time keeping a straight face, mostly due to the absurd wish for a Snow Day and the joke about Natalie's dog.
And then Teija decided to ask if we could go on a missions trip to "Newzzie Land". She actually said New Zealand, but totally stressed the wrong sylables. It was pretty awesome.
So ya, there's my first entry of (hopefully) a bunch of future entries!

