'Afternoon.
So 'sup? Well, I have my class Assembly tomorrow, where I'm saying the speech. The part most kids dread as a mundane, soporific and dreary long sermon. And guess what? That's precisely what I'm doing. And adding to that our topic, it's ideal! Republic day, obviously.
Besides, I usually do the compering (which is real fun, when not cliche.) or stand at the back. I don't mind my part at all though, I love to speak. I even got to say the reading at church last week, I like doing that.
I have a lot of things to do, but I'm still blogging. Incredible, I know. And I say there should be more than 24 hours in a day. Anyway, my pre-poned final exams start on 19th Feb., and I'm not going for my guitar classes till March. I'm missing too many to continue, at least for a while.
I've had my Biology Prac Exam, which was ridiculously easy, because I had to identify the Pigeon. The easiest of 'em all, it was better than the green thing swimming in a petri dish any day (ai, it was the spirogyra). We're having a few more next week, like Math and Physics. Our new session's starting in March, which is a month ahead of everyone else, pity.
The next big thing, my favorite season is giving me a hard time. My allergy gets worse every time I'm in the proximity of anything and everything woolen. And give me a break, it winter! My face goes all red and swells up when my sister thrusts her sweater onto my face to see the amusing consequences. Sigh.
Considering I'm the one in the house who hardly feels the chill, I walk around barefoot, with no sweaters on. But looks like it really is getting colder, 'cause you'd find me under the quilt half the day. After doing my Geography project, I think it's the erupting volcanoes that are bringing down the global temp., that's what Wiki says.
PS The Words and Beyond magazine is actually getting printed! It'll be done by Monday next week. And personally, I think it's one of the best magazines that I've come across, the forward gets a special mention.
Thursday, January 24, 2008
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