Sunshine Day
It's extraordinarily beautifull outside. I'm in short sleves and have the windows wide open in here. I was thinking about bringing the laptop out on the front porch since the wireless should work out there, but I decided to stay in here instead. Anyway, my day.
English: when we walked in, Graham was playing "It's a Beuatifull Day in the Neighborhood" from Mr. Rogers. Love that song. Spent the period discussing Gatsby again.
Folklore: came late because they called Music Ministry down to the chapel only to tell us we had rehearsal today, which I'm pretty sure most of us already knew. Took a quiz and more notes on heroes.
Speech: Mr. Chorusey gave us a quote to say in front of the class. Mine was by Will Rogers. "Even if you're on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there."
Film: more Psycho.
Apgap: watched people debate about the Patriot Act.
Lunch: discussed the blood drive and what we were going to leave people in our Last Will and Testament in the last issue of the paper which is devoted to seniors. Marc and Jessica kept trying to make me laugh and spew Coke out my nose.
Chorus: sang.
Study Halls 1/2: did grade 3 Braille with Judi and read.
After school was Music Ministry practice for the Mass tomorrow. We're having it outside on the football field and we'll be standing and singing on the track. Mr. Hettrich is joining us with his bass again. And Steph T is going to walk me out to the field tomorrow morning since, embarrassingly enough, I've never gone out there from inside the school. (I'm not the only one, some of the theater guys don't even know where the gym is) It's supposed to be really nice out tomorrow morning so that should be good. Then Auntie Gina came and took me home. I was supposed to go to my brother's track meet but I told Mom I had to feed Jazzy and do homework so she let me off. Tomorrow's our Mass and the one at St. Agnes. There's one at St. James tonight, but I don't think we're going since I have homework, Matt had track, and Mom's probably tired from getting up early for work. Spo tonight I have a film essay to write and a story to find for Speech.
English: when we walked in, Graham was playing "It's a Beuatifull Day in the Neighborhood" from Mr. Rogers. Love that song. Spent the period discussing Gatsby again.
Folklore: came late because they called Music Ministry down to the chapel only to tell us we had rehearsal today, which I'm pretty sure most of us already knew. Took a quiz and more notes on heroes.
Speech: Mr. Chorusey gave us a quote to say in front of the class. Mine was by Will Rogers. "Even if you're on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there."
Film: more Psycho.
Apgap: watched people debate about the Patriot Act.
Lunch: discussed the blood drive and what we were going to leave people in our Last Will and Testament in the last issue of the paper which is devoted to seniors. Marc and Jessica kept trying to make me laugh and spew Coke out my nose.
Chorus: sang.
Study Halls 1/2: did grade 3 Braille with Judi and read.
After school was Music Ministry practice for the Mass tomorrow. We're having it outside on the football field and we'll be standing and singing on the track. Mr. Hettrich is joining us with his bass again. And Steph T is going to walk me out to the field tomorrow morning since, embarrassingly enough, I've never gone out there from inside the school. (I'm not the only one, some of the theater guys don't even know where the gym is) It's supposed to be really nice out tomorrow morning so that should be good. Then Auntie Gina came and took me home. I was supposed to go to my brother's track meet but I told Mom I had to feed Jazzy and do homework so she let me off. Tomorrow's our Mass and the one at St. Agnes. There's one at St. James tonight, but I don't think we're going since I have homework, Matt had track, and Mom's probably tired from getting up early for work. Spo tonight I have a film essay to write and a story to find for Speech.