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So I can breathe you in
La nuit ♥
Stress
The phrase I heard(or remember) the most today is, from SARAH, "Stress, la!"
Specialist math SAC, indeed it was stressful but I thank God that it was still manageable. I think Ben was really funny because he was stressing himself out in the library, trying to do up his cheatsheet just because he is "kiasu and does not want to be disadvantaged" LOL.
During the SAC my mobile phone actually rang?! And the best part is I didn't recognise my own phone's ring tone so I didn't know it was me until a considerably long time later. Teo was just like "Oh god, whose phone is that ringing". In singapore I would probably have got expelled or something or gotten 0 for my SAC hahah. Anyway the call was not bearing good news but whatever.
Third day back. I must say school isn't all that bad but nothing compares to school days in Fairfield, which were so much more exciting and dynamic. The only part of school that has elements of Fairfield is Line 7 breaks with Jinli and Monica! I mean, it's always so random but fun(ny). Star popeye snack and Fried Chicken snack! (hahaha)
Oops, why is the picture so large. Monnty send me yesterday's line 7 pictures soon.
I think the routine of school makes the days pass really quickly. It's Wednesday but it barely feels like three days have passed. The day starts to pass really quickly after Line 5. I think line 3 is the worst line of the day, time always crawls.
Alright, another boring post, brought to you by, me.
Capoeira this Saturday! There's so much going on this Saturday.
There was a firedrill yesterday which was seriously so dumb. It was SO dumb. I don't see the point of it at all. It went off in chemistry. Doctor Allnutt did not give two hoots about it and continued doing his calibration curves, Ben was going frantic and shouting out random things like "We've got to get out" or something along those lines. Finally Lee Brown appeared at the door and went "Are you guys going to evacuate?" So well, off we went. Chemistry class is on the NINTH floor, so it was 9 flights of stairs we had to climb down. There was also this MASSIVE human traffic jam in the way too narrow staircases. So it was really dumb because if there was a real fire most people would die. So Ben again came up with another escape plan which was that if there was a real fire, just jump over the railings because you probably wouln't die but just flatten someone -.-
So we were led to Nando's and just stood around disrupting the business of this cafe. It's a really bad system because some people might have breaks in line 3 so they wouldn't really be accounted for, like who would know if they were out of the building or not?! Yeah, after standing around we were led back to school. That's it.
I can't believe I just typed so much about that firedrill. Oh I forgot to add that we had to climb back up NINE freaking flights of stairs after that. Gosh, I felt so faint and poor Sarah who didn't have breakfast nearly did faint lol. We are so unfit.
