Banana Bread Day/Tennis Day/Children's Day/Lundi Gras (Louisiana)
2004-02-23 @ 10:15 p.m.

What in the world is Lundi Gras you ask? I haven't the foggiest idea to be honest. Quite stupid start to the day, I had to wait 10 minutes outside the photocopying shop waiting to collect GP articles, but the women were late for some reason, so my class got a slack period. Ungrateful people! Anyway, I had to run 5x400 m during PE today. It wasn't too bad, the run-to-rest ratio was one-to-one, so basically we could have slacked the whole time. Obviously we didn't, I think we clocked less than two minutes for the first few rounds, then we decided to slack. Almost got caught by our teacher, because when we got back, he was like, "I saw some people walking at the 100 m mark. Was it you?" We just shut up and he didn't pursue the matter. I need someone to force me to do stuff like running. Like I was telling Daniel, I like swimming better than I like running, and I like kayaking better than swimming. I'd much rather run though, than play any game in particular. Maybe except floorball?

Have rather mixed feelings about our results coming out this week. On one hand, you can't help worrying right? Like, it basically determines if I get to stay in RJC or not. On the other hand, the rational part of me says that I can't do anything about it anymore, so I should just stop worrying and enjoy what life I still have right now. Bugger, I wonder whether anyone's thinking of leaving 1A01A. We banter the whole day, gossip, talk shop, and I'm perfectly happy with that. It just feels strange to start having real proper conversations (on life and the universe), when you can't say for sure who's staying and who's going. I think that's part of the reason why we're not being open with one another. No sense in getting too attached to one another, at least not until Term 2, when everything will more or less be settled once and for all. That reminds me, we need to plan our second senior-junior class party for this weekend! So many things happening this week, so many distractions from my History essays! I leave you with this thought - Errare humanum est, ignoscere divinum. Eadem, abominare humanum est, amare divinum. (To err is human, to forgive divine. Likewise, to hate is human, to love divine.)

This week:

Golf Week