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Today was actually eventful! Doing the title of this justice! Yay, so today was good.. hehe. I should really go by class periods or else you might only hear parts of it!
Biology: Well, I was having fun today. Alice pissed me off because she thinks she's so original wearing fake Mardi Gras beads, mine are real.. And she wore them the exact same way and didn't give me any credit man! God, sometimes Alice and Savannah are just too much. Elliot numbered everyone off into groups of three, ten groups in all. I was in a group with Alice and Dayne. Group 8 we were. We did a lab called 'Where's the CAT?'. Which means, find wherever Cytosine, Adenine, and Thymine combine and put a paper clip over them. Then I started whistling, I whistle weirdly, and I was doing it. The way I whistle makes it seem like I'm not because you can't actually see the opening that the whistle is coming from! Teresa looks over and says 'is that you?' and I said 'yes'. Suddenly, there were all these people watching me whistle and I was so embarrased! But it was also cool to get attention for once. Algebra 1: Everyone was talking about their periods and I just sat there and did my homework because the only real friends that I have in that class are Mandie and Mary. Mary usually hangs out with the stupid upperclassmen that are in my class and Mandie is usually reading or too far away. She talks to Hoa a lot too so I'm not really sure what I can do there. :-( Band: Today, we practiced for the Parade on the 15th. We marched around the track for the period. Many funny things happened while we were marching too. It's easy for me to play and march at the same time and everything I just suck at remembering what I'm supposed to play, I can't memorize the song very well. As I mentioned, while we were marching many funny things happened. I just so happened to be in a line with Pat, Kaisa, and Christ W. Which was not smart, the one Sr. guy was in out line too, he was our turn left guy. But Pat and Chris were messing around a lot. In the middle of the song they'd just yell penis and things. Earlier, when we were marching Kaisa's shoe came off and she just about died. Brian picked it up and she had to play Hosts of Freedom with a show under her arm. It was just so funny, you had to be there I suppose. Lunch: Yay! Lunch was good. Scotty knows I'm still mad at him and he avoided me for more of the day. Kaisa and I got our food and walked to Ryne's table. Ryne said that he was only using Kaisa to get to me. And you know, just when he says this I look hideous eating a Bosco stick and all the cheese is all over my mouth. But then he says, some of that wasn't sarcasm. You're a good looking girl. YAY! I love when I get compliments. You must know this is a very rare thing to me, I think I'm cute, but it's still nice to hear it every once in a while. Then when we were leaving Kaisa jumped in the air and waved her arms and said 'Band Rocks!' and it just was so funny that I fell over and died laughing. God, I love Kaisa so much sometimes. ACL: Kaisa switched seats with Havey. Oh, some news about Havey by the way. Last night his old cousin waxed his eyebrows so he looks retarded. He looked so much better when he had normal eyebrows! God, I wish he still have them, Havey is so dense sometimes. He said they were bleeding and everything. Gah, that must've hurt like fuck. Anyway, so we went over chapters one through five in A Tale of Two Cities and I took notes. I always take notes, I like taking notes. It's just because I'm a super dork. Heh. Gym: Today was one of those days that Jill likes to show off on. She just kept doing splits and I was so glad when she did this hoppy thing and then the splits because Kiki yelled 'everyone can do that girl, don't get all excited.' Finally! Someone who agrees with me. I know Jill is pretty and blond and good at things. But still, I can't do the splits. Steven and Justin kept picking her up too. I would be really pissed if I was Evan (her boyfriend) too bad he doesn't go to the same school as we do. I wish she would've be so flirtatious sometimes. LEAVE THE BOYS FOR THE GIRLS WHO NEED THEM! World History: The test wasn't really that hard at all. Tim was freaking out because he has play practice tonight. No no, he's not a theatre geek like the rest of the world, he's just doing spotlight. He only had a half hour to do his homework and that was going to be done after the test. It was really easy. I helped Jasmine fight because I don't want people to get pissed at me, and Jasmine's cool. She's one of the nice black girls at my school. Most of them are prejudice but I don't care, some are nice and some aren't. I don't care, just don't take your anger out on me! Anyway, so after the test I did the chapter review for homework and then sat there for a while talking to Tim. Then someone pulled the fire alarm. The alarm started going off and Erika knew who did it. It was Hoa. They were in Gym and as they came out of the old gymnasium to get dressed he just pulled it. The principal got on the loudspeaker and told everyone to go outside. The weird thing was, that it actually seemed like a fire too! There was this thin layer of smoke and it smelled like burning. Everyone in my class was talking about old Nickolodeon shows that were on tv. It's good to remember the good ol' days when everything seemed so innocent. As you can see, my day was pretty good!
It's very warm outside which is weird because it's usually cold as hell! And so it's warm and if it's still nice out when my Mom gets home then we are going to the park. Yay! Erika might show up too, that would be cool. We could have fun and the little kids could hang out with Becky and Mom could talk to Erika's Dad. Hm, it sounds fun. I'm doing my homework right now and I must leave you Mr. Blurty rather quickly because I need to read the Sparknotes for chapters six through eight in A Tale of Two Cities. It's easier than reading the book and whatever it doesn't say, Moldenhauer will just give us the answer to in class. She's also selling candy now to get new paperback books next year. I don't think fifteen cents is really going to work out if you're not selling that much stuff. Most of it is Grandma's cookies. I have lunch right before then and then gym right after so it's not the most appetizing idea. No pun intended.
Until Later, Amanda
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