Recap of my day - 2003-03-11
I'm fucking tired. Anyways, here's my day, live as it happens.
1st - Science: Talking about earthquakes, my teacher keeps mentioning death and destruction in earthquakes. Depressing. 30 minutes into class. It's boring. I'm just waiting till I snap. "Blah blah blah." - The teacher.
I want to sleep in class, but I sit up near the front, so I can't. Shaan, the guy sitting beside me, is stupid, and I wanna ram his head into a computer monitor. I've had enough about writing about Science class.
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My alarm is set to go off at 5:30 AM. I get up and lower the volume and go back to bed, listening to the calm morning music. I get up at 6 AM and get dressed.
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Anyways...
2nd - Math: I scored 39/40 on the math test! Highest score in the class! Good good...
Recess:: People were touching my hair again! Arg... I wouldn't mind if they asked, but there's like 4 people always trying to... cop-a-feel...
3rd - English: I think I'm not exactly enjoying today. I think I'll lose my mind. Anyways, reading for 20 minutes has lost it's charm, and I'm bored, and still thinking about the speech topic. I have 55 minutes to think up a topic and start writing.
Okay good. A topic, "'Don't judge a book by it's cover.' - the meaning behind the words.'" That shall be my public speaking topic.
Lunch: Goofed off, listened to music, talked. I still have to pay for the ticket...
4th - Home Ec: I was tired. Not only tired of school, but also the teacher's pointless rambling. POINTLESS! I was happy that it was over.
After school - Subway: Talked to the gang, and went home. I'm writing this as I sit in the metro. There's a cute girl in front of me, and two hyper kids... annoying, but they've left. I got off the metro, only to miss the bus. I hate having to walk. The street I have to walk through, it smells like someone/something died, with a mix of exhaust and butane. It's a depressing walk. If I'm not careful, I'll be hit by traffic. My neighborhood is actually quite nice. There's no shooting or murder, it's quite calm. I also like the fact that I live fairly close to a hospital. :)
Final thoughts: Driving a sidewalk snowplow must be fun!