YAY I FOUND MY PERIODIC TABLE!!! I left it in Mrs. Gamble's room, and a really nice person put it in a box, from where i collected...it is now safe and sound back in my book :)
SO ANYWAY. Today was quite a screwed up day. Kind of.
This morning, i woke up at 6:30 in the [word]>freezing cold to go to choir. Unfortunately, i had to make my own lunch this morning, so i looked around for ingredients to add to my frozen bread, because my mum puts the bread in the fricking freezer so that it doesn't go retarded. So i found an avocado, and cut that up and put it in my frozen bread. I decided that i needed some meat, so hoping to find some ham or cajun beef, i ended up with thai curry tuna. Even though i was quite sick of curried tuna already, since i had been having it for the past three days, except for yesterday, when i had my first lunch order, which i guess makes it past two days, minus yesterday, i reluctantly put it in my bread.
This process made me the fricking train by one minute. ONE FRICKING MINUTE. I guess train-wise, that is quite a lot of time...but the stupid problem was that the next train came in 11 minutes. No, actually that wasn't the problem. The real problem was that it made me miss half a fricking hour of choir. So basically, missing the train by one minute made me miss choir for half an hour. That just totally proves how unreliable public transport is. Which leads me to the next point. I also have to add that i saw Jess there. I was super shocked, and i could see that she was as well. hahahahahahhahahahaha Okay, next point:
I had already thought about this in the holidays...i don't know if i've already blogged about it, but i saw something related on the news. I propose that the distribution of laptops, from the government, be replaced by bicycles for the following reasons:
- It tackles the issue of obesity - increases fitness, especially in kids.
- It saves money for the government - addressing congestion problems, road maintenance (because in my eyes, cars do greater damage to the road than bikes, because they're heavier and people go crazy with them...like go skidding around and screwing up their tyres, even though they think they're getting attention because they're cool, when in fact, they're getting the attention because they're stupid for screwing up their own tyres, and we're laughing at them because they need to pay for new ones.)
- It saves money for the public - petrol costs, buying the actual car, car maintenance (which requires greater costs than bicycle maintenance) umm...that's all i can think of right now...but i SHALL think of more.
- It's wayyy better for the environment, and because i am a friend of dirt, i am concerned with the environment...of course...or else how will my four kids live in the future?
- It's cheaper than the laptops
- Riding bikes tone your legs.
And today on the news, there was a report on how much money could be saved by riding bikes. Therefore, they kind of stole my idea. AND if you're thinking Australia's too big, TOO BAD. You can wake up at 4:23 in the morning and start riding to school. OR another option is that you can ride to the station, and leave your bike there, and hope that no one takes it...which is most likely, if the government gives one to each person...or at least school kid...
So obviously, the government would initially have to spend sheetloads on the establishment of this infrastructure, but it will pay-off in the long run!!! hopefully. :)
DAYUM THAT SOUNDED SMART.
Okay, so back to my bad day. At recess, a bird shat on me. FRICKING HELLOOO!!! I was so peacefully eating my milk coffee biscuits, when a stewbut indian mynar bird came along and decided to piss and sheet on this wonderfully, happy girl, eating her favourite biscuits. And they only call it 'good luck' to cheer you up, since you had none in the first place...clearly.
Then in english, i was giving my presentation on 'Love and Friendship', and i was kind of fiddling with this stupid piece of skin hanging from my third finger on my right. I decided to pull it off, as it was srsly annoying the hell out of me. When i got back to my seat, i started writing, and then i saw this strip of blood on my finger. >__> LOL When i told Maansi about it, she reminded me of when Rove said that when you pull on a piece of skin on your finger, it rips up your whole fricking arm. That is so true.
But i guess that was my fault. Maths was funny. It was weird how Arun was sitting so close to me...usually Kylie's in our way, and we'd have to bend forward or backwards to see each other. This time, we just had to turn our heads.
I'm going to stop, or reduce my computer use for the next few weeks...for obvious reasons. If it isn't obvious enough, it's half yearlies...just in case you forgot....so.....STUDY HARD MINNA-SAN!!! or EVERYONE!!!!! Learn your polyatomic ions...and your Alfred J. Prufrocks...and your Parabolas, hyperbolae, groynes, ANZUS's, booms and busts and your four pillars of health!!!! AND STAY WARM!!! Don't freeze...i guess exercise does actually work in helping you study...wow, im so wise...HAHA
~heelorli
