Smile For The Paparazzi;
my awesome stalker wall (:
i really need to sleep earlier, i can’t wake up in the morning. I was so dead today, i was like running around the house looking for my things cause i was going to be late (: BUT i wasn’t.
Period One & Two Food Technology
so today was crazy, everyone was everywhere! so much stuff todo. We were helping the teacher cook for the “100 Days Of Success” again. We had to make 150 something Muffins and 100+ Fairy Bread, the fairy bread was soo messy. After we finished making the fairy bread there was a crap load left over, the teacher didn’t need it, soo we ate it. HORRIBLE, the sprinkles are like ROCKS soo hard. Period two we put the icing on the Muffins, lol at ly - she dropped a muffin on the floor, the teacher was not impressed, gahaha- i told her to glue it back together with the icing but noooo. We got to eat the leftover muffins, they were good (:
Period Three & Four Free Period
Lol okay Nathan is going to hate me for blogging about this, i can already imagine the face he is going to give me, gaha. So Me, Thay & Nathan were playing thirteen {card game}, and LOL NATHAN LOST THE FIRST BAZILLION games, it was pretty funny cause he kept on losing (: When we changed the deck of cards he won his first game, haha. During the games teachers kept on walking past, we had to hide the cards lol (:
Period Five & Six English
The most boringest (lol) subject ever. The teacher put us into groups and we had to write down notes for the class to copy, my topic was “Imaginative Writing”, Arthur, David T & Phillip were in my group. Lol, we made David do the work :D After that we had to copy everyone’s notes, so boring. I talked to Steven and Nathan, the teacher told us to be quiet, whatever lol. At the end of the class he gave us our ORAL/WRITTENSAC results, lmao i didn’t even look at mine, i threw it in my diary (:
I had a chicken shnitzel? for lunch from cafe U&I. it was good, :D
and that’s all, idk what else happend today (:
i missed the first half of masterchef, dammit!
goodnight.
