So you stopped talking because of Friedrich Nietzsche? Far out.
I can't get over how awesome that movie was!!!!!
Mrs. Matsumoto subbed for Japanese today! I miss having her - she was one of the only JNL teachers I've really respected. She took up half the class extolling the virtues of Kyogen and the other half simply being adorable.
Skipping AP art because all I did was define unproductivity. However, I did enjoy a round of girly talks with Saya and Mon (primarily Saya - Monica did most of the snickering).
AP euro was a delight, as usual. It was painful having to watch Mr. Gotterson limp around the room because of his injured leg from a skiing accident. I reprimanded him saying he needed to take better care of his body and he responded, "That's what my wife tells me." If Saya hadn't lol-ed, I probably wouldn't have blushed. *facepalm* Really, what is it with today?
Lunch, I finally got to sit down and chat with Rie. It's been a long time and I've missed it quite a lot. I wish I had been more considerate and stuck with her these past couple of months. I hope I'll be able to make up for it from now on.
At math, we dropped Mr. Lo's daughter's Barbies off the stairwell. FUN! We'd been working on this Barbie Bungee project since last week, collecting data to predict how many rubber bands we'd need to ensure that she'd experience a thrilling fall that wouldn't be lethal.
Afterschool, I finally got to attend musical practice! Really, there's nothing more rejuvenating than belting Wells Fargo Well Sfargo. Huber also gave me a few instructions on ideas for stage designing. I'm really enjoying this, since it gives me a sense of what my aunt and uncle do for a living (they're the costume designers and stage technicians for Cirque du Soleil). I'm even considering taking courses of this sort in college if my university provides it.
I hope tomorrow will be as warm as today, though if I could request a little more sunshine, that'd be awesome.
Mrs. Matsumoto subbed for Japanese today! I miss having her - she was one of the only JNL teachers I've really respected. She took up half the class extolling the virtues of Kyogen and the other half simply being adorable.
Skipping AP art because all I did was define unproductivity. However, I did enjoy a round of girly talks with Saya and Mon (primarily Saya - Monica did most of the snickering).
AP euro was a delight, as usual. It was painful having to watch Mr. Gotterson limp around the room because of his injured leg from a skiing accident. I reprimanded him saying he needed to take better care of his body and he responded, "That's what my wife tells me." If Saya hadn't lol-ed, I probably wouldn't have blushed. *facepalm* Really, what is it with today?
Lunch, I finally got to sit down and chat with Rie. It's been a long time and I've missed it quite a lot. I wish I had been more considerate and stuck with her these past couple of months. I hope I'll be able to make up for it from now on.
At math, we dropped Mr. Lo's daughter's Barbies off the stairwell. FUN! We'd been working on this Barbie Bungee project since last week, collecting data to predict how many rubber bands we'd need to ensure that she'd experience a thrilling fall that wouldn't be lethal.
Afterschool, I finally got to attend musical practice! Really, there's nothing more rejuvenating than belting Wells Fargo Well Sfargo. Huber also gave me a few instructions on ideas for stage designing. I'm really enjoying this, since it gives me a sense of what my aunt and uncle do for a living (they're the costume designers and stage technicians for Cirque du Soleil). I'm even considering taking courses of this sort in college if my university provides it.
I hope tomorrow will be as warm as today, though if I could request a little more sunshine, that'd be awesome.