Contacts, English Teachers, and Uzbekistan
As of today, I no longer wear glasses. I have decided. I'm wearing contacts right now, and they're wonderful. ^___^
In other news, me, Ellen and Lily are now in charge of getting creative writing for the school magazine. It was supposed to be me, Lily and another girl, but she now says she wants no part in it.
Basically, we have to go and badger the English teachers. At present, we have a load of poems on climate change (which we can't use many of), year ten creative writing coursework (which is consists of very long stories that we can't take out of the English office in case we lose it), year eight mini-sagas (which would be great if half the ones we wanted to use weren't signed 'anon' - I suspect the girls who wrote them want to be credited really), stuff from the sixth form (in theory - Ellen is supposed to be bringing in her copies of the poems written for the poetry elective she took earlier in the year, but has yet to get round to it, and there's a girl in the year above who's a published poet, but has yet to send us anything) and... Christmas stories.
For a magazine that goes out in July.
And me and Lily have very different tastes... agreeing on just a few longer pieces to put in may be very hard...
Also, my Latin teacher is going to Uzbekistan. He talked to us about it for about half an hour yesterday (about half the lesson). That and his trips to Cambodia and Orkney. Also the possibility of him going to Antarctica some time next year.
No, really. There's boat trips you can do...
THE EXAM IS IN A LITTLE OVER A MONTH AND HE'S SPENDING HALF THE LESSON TALKING ABOUT HIS HOLIDAYS.
AND I DON'T KNOW ALL THE GRAMMAR YET.
*EXPLODES*
In other news, me, Ellen and Lily are now in charge of getting creative writing for the school magazine. It was supposed to be me, Lily and another girl, but she now says she wants no part in it.
Basically, we have to go and badger the English teachers. At present, we have a load of poems on climate change (which we can't use many of), year ten creative writing coursework (which is consists of very long stories that we can't take out of the English office in case we lose it), year eight mini-sagas (which would be great if half the ones we wanted to use weren't signed 'anon' - I suspect the girls who wrote them want to be credited really), stuff from the sixth form (in theory - Ellen is supposed to be bringing in her copies of the poems written for the poetry elective she took earlier in the year, but has yet to get round to it, and there's a girl in the year above who's a published poet, but has yet to send us anything) and... Christmas stories.
For a magazine that goes out in July.
And me and Lily have very different tastes... agreeing on just a few longer pieces to put in may be very hard...
Also, my Latin teacher is going to Uzbekistan. He talked to us about it for about half an hour yesterday (about half the lesson). That and his trips to Cambodia and Orkney. Also the possibility of him going to Antarctica some time next year.
No, really. There's boat trips you can do...
THE EXAM IS IN A LITTLE OVER A MONTH AND HE'S SPENDING HALF THE LESSON TALKING ABOUT HIS HOLIDAYS.
AND I DON'T KNOW ALL THE GRAMMAR YET.
*EXPLODES*
