*boggle*
Again I gasp at the school's incompetence with maintaining blocks on various websites (like this one).
Yesterday was the first band practice of the year and it went very well.
Bell's gone.
More later.
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A new day, a new school computer :).
Band practice the other day went very well- photos will be uploaded when Photobuttock lets me.
Yesterday I had the joy of spending my time in the company of Phil- what a cool person he is :).
We played Megaman Battle Network on the computer, which is of the groovy, and ate chocolates and talked about science and maffs and computers- I will understand and interact with all concepts of the universe one day!
Talking of concepts, a thought occurred to me a while ago that I was reminded of the other day when we started playing 'it' (also known as 'tag' and probably a number of other different things). Basically, I was thinking that, even if you intention isn't not to get tagged (i.e. you're not playing) if someone tags you, there is something that happens that gives this feeling of alienation and worry about being 'it' that you can't just leave it and ignore the fact that you'e tagged. Every person I've seen that's not been 'playing' as such, but has been tagged has passed the 'it' on, simply because the worry caused by being singled out from anyone else in some way is just not worth if you can just pass it on and ask people not to tag you again.
Yesterday was the first band practice of the year and it went very well.
Bell's gone.
More later.
edit
A new day, a new school computer :).
Band practice the other day went very well- photos will be uploaded when Photobuttock lets me.
Yesterday I had the joy of spending my time in the company of Phil- what a cool person he is :).
We played Megaman Battle Network on the computer, which is of the groovy, and ate chocolates and talked about science and maffs and computers- I will understand and interact with all concepts of the universe one day!
Talking of concepts, a thought occurred to me a while ago that I was reminded of the other day when we started playing 'it' (also known as 'tag' and probably a number of other different things). Basically, I was thinking that, even if you intention isn't not to get tagged (i.e. you're not playing) if someone tags you, there is something that happens that gives this feeling of alienation and worry about being 'it' that you can't just leave it and ignore the fact that you'e tagged. Every person I've seen that's not been 'playing' as such, but has been tagged has passed the 'it' on, simply because the worry caused by being singled out from anyone else in some way is just not worth if you can just pass it on and ask people not to tag you again.