Today was absolutely lovely.  I did like nothing the whole complete day.  It was great.  I mean I didn't do squat. That means while everyone did study guides for finals, which was like no one, I either A)fell asleep on my desk in the arm lotus position.(ok that sounded weird). B) Read my book, C) Stared off into space til the bell rang, or D) Roam around the school. 

Ok ,for that last one I didn't actually "roam" around the school. I had to collect info on my summer volleyball team for this year because I'm the head hauncho now because I'll be a senior next year. Any-who, I asked my Pre Cal teacher if I could and she was cool with it so I was like, FREEDOM ! haha

So for that period I just went from class to class collecting the girls on my team's phone numbers and stuff.  Yep, and in Spanish our teacher wasn't there so we all had to sit in another teachers room.  We all basically cut up and talked the whole time.  It was a total waste of my valuable foreign language learning time...NOT! lol

So remember kids, when life throws at you a free day in high school..take it! with no questions asked, because you'll either never get another one or it'll be a long time till the next time you don't have to do anything in class.  Enjoy the nothingness when you can, love the dull moments in your life, and don't be afraid to relax and "not" learn anything in school for once.  I look at it as a "therapy day" for relieving the stress and anger away. (hey that rhymed, I'm cool!)

Heyy!  Today was a typical boring day at school.  I was about to call it quits and fall asleep in my 3rd period Bible class, when all of a sudden my teacher gets a little crazy.  Behind his podium, he had this armor suit.  He started putting it on when Everyone was doing the assignment on the board.  I look up and see Mr. Gurly acting like a warrior from the movie Gladiator.  It was soooooo funny!  I couldn't stop laughing.  I got out my camera and took a picture.  Have a look for yourselves...and I know you you'll get the urge to giggle just a little.

I know I'm a little late on this.. But better late then never!  Here's the 2010 Hip Hop Dance Competition. Enjoy!


 

Life Lesson #2:
Don't touch things that aren't yours to touch, because you might end up breaking it.

So yea, you might of already guessed...I broke something.  But in truth I didn't mean to, and I didn't know I broke it until after it was already broken.  So in reality I don't think I should be accussed so harshly for accidentally breaking it..What's the thing I broke you might ask?...

Here's the deal.  In my Spanish class we were assigned a project dealing with "Spanish" countries.  My group couldn't decide on what country to do our project on so I, being the problem solver kinda girl that I am, went over to one of those pull down maps.  You know, the maps the teachers have in front of the class that you can pull down and they swipe back up?  Well I kinda sorta broke it. Ooops!  I pulled the map past the point of no return, as in I pulled it down past the big fat letters that said, "STOP, DON'T PULL ANY FURTHER".

So yea, It's just hanging there, and it won't go back up.  My teacher yelled, others laughed, and I found out that those things cost around $300 bucks soooo, I'm pretty much in big trouble.  I have to go tomorrow morning and try to get it to go back up.  I have my fingers crossed.  Wish me luck, because being a poor person and all, I don't have $300 bucks to go spending on a new flipping map.

Life Lesson #1:
Never tell a person ''no offense.'' Because 9 times out of 10, that persons going to be offended.

This week was one of my more boring weeks then most.  Nothing really exciting happened but the usual, usual.  Even though this week was a dull one, I never fail on saying or doing the wrong things.

For Example:  Thursday, I was in my 6th period Chem. class, doing the assignment on the board, when I started to smell a nasty funkiness.  It smelled like wet dog/outside/sweat/McNastiness.  Without thinking I looked at my friend siting beside me and was like,"Do you smell that?  Something smells really bad."  Right after I said that, the girl in front of me whipped around and said "Yea it's me."

Not thinking, again, I pulled out some body spray I had in my purse and started spraying it like crazy... sensing that I reacted a little too abruptly, I asked her during sprays, "Ya want some of my body spray?  It smells really good."  I couldn't tell if the girl was ticked off or totally embarrassed, so I told her that I was sorry for saying that she smelled, but no offense, she did.  She just smiled and said that she just came from P.E. and that I wasn't the first person to tell her that she kinda smelled bad. I know...close one right?!

So even though, 9 times out of 10, saying "no offense" will usually result in a person being offended, you can always be that 1 person out of 10 who gladly appreciates you telling them that you smelled in class.
Thanks again P.E. girl for being that 1 out of 10 people who didn't get offended by my unthinkably rash actions and words.