There's all this talk about teacher's striking. Some say it's they will, but some say they haven't decided. I want them to strike, but at the same time, it might mix up the teachers and students.
I had a fairly normal day, starting with Applied Skills. Except for when it came to singing. It was better than the flashmob dance, because this time singing was more quiet, and so less people shot glances at us. As I expected, we did elimination rounds. I really didn't want to be the last one standing, but I have a pretty quiet voice, and the range for the song is pretty high, so it's kind of hard to sing loud and high. Fortunately, I got picked off somewhere in the middle, so I had fun watching the other people sing their heart out to be eliminated. Andy and Roy ended being the last ones in both rounds, which was also expected, since they both prefer to keep mostly silent.
For Socials, we had our agents of change test, and it was so fun, because I recognized so many people in the quiz. He could give us bonus marks, for other people we know. We could only answer up to 16 questions, but I really wanted to answer more! So I got rid of the ones I wasn't sure of, and put the ones I knew about, which was really lucky, since I found out that some of the answers I got rid of were actually wrong! I'm so glad I listened to my intuition or common sense, or whatever it was, because that totally saved me!
In French, we did more work on sports. It was really fun, because we did this activity where we went around asking people what sports they liked/disliked. I love these kinds of activities because you get to learn so much more things about other people, and sometimes it's really surprising.
At home, I almost fell asleep while reading a book (no, not because it was that hard to read), but because I was so tired. I spent so much time taking notes that weren't really of use on the Socials quiz. So now I'm going to bed early!
Good night, before I start my yawn attack!
Dapple Grey
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