Friday, March 21, 2014 "Risk it for the Biscuit."

Friday, March 21, 2014
Week 31
Songs to Remember: Chloe - Emblem3

        I said I was gonna have a lot to write today, and I lied. I don't know how long this'll be so we'll find out if did write a lot or not. Depends on what I define by "a lot". Can you believe I have only 48 school-days left? I know, I was surprised too, surprised that today I risked it for the biscuit.

        Today was fine to say the least. My English teacher is making us remember lines from Romeo & Juliet and recite them. This is probably what Shakespeare's intention was he when writing all these plays. My teacher barely teaches us about English and mostly just has the class read out loud one person at a time and then towards the end of class, like 10 or so minutes, we watch parts of the film version until class ends. I already know correct grammar, spelling, much vocabulary, and such (even though I sometimes don't show it on this blog) so him barely teaching us English really isn't that much of a problem.

        We're doing ping pong now (or table tennis if you wanna be a d*** about it) for my physical education class. Yesterday we were practicing on serving. Like literally, that was it. Just serving. We didn't even get to return the ball, a person just served and we could only catch the ball and give it back to them to serve again. Like, it does not take 50 minutes to learn to serve, only about 20 minutes (for those who have never heard of ping pong, or table tennis, before). Today we practiced rallying in doubles. Almost every freshman here has taken ping pong (or table tennis) in middle school so I don't see why they're taking their darn sweet time for practice. We learn by mistakes and we make mistakes by playing.

        Now moving onto the real stuff, where things get real. Ct wasn't here today (and by that I mean I didn't see her at my locker) so I didn't get to tell her my name ... And that is why I'm waiting for Monday. I am also not excited for Monday at the same time because that just means I'm a day closer to when I have to give my presentation, which I still have yet to put together.

        In 6th period today, we played Jeopardy, like the class-study-game-for-a-test type of Jeopardy. The teacher has written on the board multiple subjects (including North, South, East, and West Africa) and the teams were boys against girls. A person picks a question, the teacher reads the question, we raise our hands to answer and get points for our team. Needless to say, the girls won and got 5 extra credit points toward the Africa test on Monday (oh no, I just remembered this).

        When class was about to end, I was getting ready to exit out the classroom door at the same time as Tn. I walked out a bit earlier than her, so I walked as slow as I could so that anyone with functioning legs could catch up to me. I was about 20 feet away now, walking to the back of the school and Tn appears right next to me (to my left to be exact). It was like a *boop*. She started talking about the Africa test or something (can't recall exactly) and I was exclaiming how I needed that extra credit for my test since I know I'm not going to do that great on it.

         I then proceeded to ask her what she was gonna do for the weekend. She said that she didn't really knew and how she's pretty lazy. I told her that my friends and I were going to the movies on Saturday and insisted that she should come. "You should come," I said. "I don't know," is what she said. Actually I don't really remember what she said, something about being lazy. And in my mind, I was like "B****, you moved yo ass across the nation to go to a goddamn debate and you can't go a few miles to a f***ing movie theater?" Just kidding, I don't actually think like that, unless I intend to live the thug life.

        Sometimes, you just got to risk it for the biscuit. If you want the biscuit (in my case, Tn), you gotta risk it. Oh and I just remembered something, something that has to do with Facenovel. Oh, and I did actually write a lot. Yay! OK, see you tomorrow.