Moonlit scribbles

I suppose old habits die hard, and one's particularly true. The STOMP aftermath blows into another one. It's one that is really uncalled for. The NUSH shuttlers went to Mayflower Secondary for a friendly competition. Unsurprisingly, we got thrashed, and real bad too.That was expected, or at least I expected that.

The Mayflower sec students were nice that they gave us bottles to drink. They were probably some national day bottles (not NEWater!). As usual, the bulk of NUS High students took the bottles, and left them there, in their attempt to get out quickly. So I had to clean the mess up for them. At least 3 bottles were found.

I don't want to talk about the scores. It was utterly thrashed. But ahh well, that just goes to show how bad we are, and how much we can improve, ain't it?

It's just plain, and uber boring. I suppose that work has been coming down heavily on me. And I haven't got any time for german. Sigh. There goes my A Levels. But besides this, I had a couple of good sleeps the past few nights. Seemed to me that chinese medicine was working again. But honestly, I kept having weird dreams. They were all of those adventure sort, which led me to wake up, probably around 3 am. Yet I can't remember any of them.

Today's lessons have been boring as usual. Mrs Loh was dragging on about how physics was supposed to be one way, and not the other. And how she raved she was good at teaching mechanics, which probably she might have. Note to myself: I should not be posting about school that much.

These couple of weeks have been hard to get by. Some sort of loneliness just seemed to overwhelm me everyday. Probably just need someone to talk to. Haiz.

I'm just back at home, after cleaning up the class. The class is in a horrid mess! I almost filled the dustpan full today. And who is to be blamed? I won't name people. There's no duty roster, and several people just cannot be bothered to place their litter in the dustbin. At the end of the day I have to clean, and arrange the table for them. So much for having strengths of character, and one of the best mentors in the school.

Physics was just irritating today. The discussion questions were rushed out, by me and Lam. Kenneth was passed me his solutions, which thankfully I could understand immediately. Phew. But Huy made me blew my top. He didn't bother, and expected me to clear up his stuff for him. All he bothered was his work being done, and get his 'deserved' marks, which if others fail to get for him, he will blast them. And there was Lam and I, rushing for the rest. WTH man.

Ah, all wasn't so bad.English was good, we wasted one hour doing nothing.

I've moved here, not because I'm sick of my old one (I really loved it), but I'm under surveillance, solid and serious surveillance. So I'm temporarily here, until things get better over the other side. But school days have really been hectic. I haven't had time to do anything, but there are so many things I want to put up. Ah well, don't have much time actually.

Today's English lesson was especially humorous. Ms Lam was trying to justify girls were different from boys. And we were trying, or at least PLam was, that girls were egoistic ("I've worked on this for 36 hours straight") and communist ("things that benefit them only"). We had a weak argument, probably because we didn't really take the assignment seriously. But we showed the case well, and Ms Lam just brushed it aside, all because it had a weak line of argument (the evidence was strong, she was speechless!)

But besides that, everything else got me pretty pissed. School bus was late by 35 minutes. Made me late by 25 minutes. I guess that problem should be solved soon. Sometimes I wonder why I even bother taking the school bus. It's so tiring to worry about being late. It's thoroughly unfair for students, but I can understand the driver's plight. He's earning so little from us each month, that he bothers to earn more from others, and be late.

But anyway, Council Elections are here, and I think it's pointless for me to put this here, but do take up this challenge! If you think school is not good enough, Council isn't doing enough, and you can do better, join!