2nd September 2007
Oh yay.
Back to school in two days.
After three years of messing about, not doing any work and swearing at teachers behind their backs, I have to actually get down to business and be serious. Guaranteed, I will burst out laughing in the middle of one of their “this is serious” assemblies. I don’t want to grow up. Yet I feel myself getting older and older as time passes me by.
I will have to make new friends, as we are getting mixed up for lessons this year. In other schools I think you get mixed from the start, but not us. Up until year ten, we have lessons in the same form, with the exception of ICT and D&T where we the forms are split into halves.
I guess I’m kind of excited to see all my friends again, but I really don’t want to have to do any work. I like lazy time. Oh well, roll on November 26th, I’m going to see the Kaiser Chiefs! I’m already excited. I wish Ricky would crowd surf so I could touch him at least. I don’t think he will though, the stage is too far away from the crowd at the NIA (or so I’ve been told). I can’t believe it. I’ll actually see them all, real, alive, in the flesh. I want to touch Nick’s hair, damnit 
Right, so I’ve wandered off into another topic as usual. I’m currently sitting at my laptop with a jar of Nutella, drowning my sorrows in it. I might get a cup of tea actually. Here I am, wandering again. My mind is in no state to return to the (run by hypocritical fascists) institute of learning. I can’t spell, I can’t write legibly, I can’t add and I can’t think in a straight line. In the words of the Beatles: help! :S :rawr:
Comments
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Alex
On September 2, 2007 at 6:48 pm.School for me starts in three days. x_x I should probably work harder this year, but I’ll probably just slack off again. That probably won’t look good on my application to the private high school that I want to apply for… I recently got my schedule, and most of my friends are in different classes as well. I’m not a very social person, so it’s probably going to be hard for me to make new friends. :ouch:
Congratulations on going to the concert! I’ve never actually been to a concert before, excluding the Yo Yo Ma one that my dad dragged me to last summer.
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Anna
On September 3, 2007 at 12:13 pm.Oh, you poor people who have to go to school! For me it’s one more month of holidays (=packing and shopping really). But I don’t think you HAVE to work hard - I certainly didn’t and I’m going to study in Southampton.
And I didn’t know you get mixed up for classes in UK, in Poland people from one class have all the lessons together (except forgein languages and ICT, then we’re split into halves).
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