School and 5,000
GrouchySchool. Haha. Wow. Hectic is one word to describe it. I went to school on the first day. And the second. and I just got done with the third. Let's go over the topics.
The bus: Well on the first day, we discovered that the bus is WAY too small for the route. 4 to a seat and kids in the seat. It was like this for both on the way to school and on the way home the first day and the morning on the second day. During the afternoon of the second day, we had a bigger bus! Only 2 to a seat! We thought our problems were cured! Then, I got on the bus today and it was small. Again. And more people have joined the bus route since the first day is normally when all the kids get rides from their parents to school. We had to make 2 kids not get on the bus. There was NO room. And the bus driver apologizes for it like every second saying our poor poor district won't give us another bus. Shit faced government. I'll kill them if we come to too hard of a stop and we all knock heads and bleed to death. D:< This afternoon, though, we had to call for a second bus to come and pick half the route up. I was not a part of that half. Hooray. I hope it's fixed by tomorrow.
My first "block" is now two class "periods". They are both 45 minutes long and they go all year. They are both AP classes and we haven't done much in them yet. We've filled out a couple surveys and made a "FRIEND CLOCK 8DDDDDDDDDD" in the second class. God that lady is crazy. Just the way she talks...and holds herself...she acts like she's going to explode and sneeze crazy all over us eventually.
Second period is spanish and I have my old teacher from last year. He's crazy in a REALLY creepy old guy way. Big nose and beady eyes as well. That just adds to the effect. I'm scared *shivers*. O_O
Third is also a split period for me. I have IB math (we haven't learned anything new there yet). After that, the school needed to fill 45 minutes of time for me so I'm a media aid. I shelve books for about 20 minutes and then do my homework for the other 25. It's a great deal for me, because it's the LIBRARY and I can look at BOOKS. I have lunch inbetween these two class things...and...I eat two cookies...just like last year.
They started selling soda at my school again!!! 8D *addicted to soda so bad*. BEST THING EVER. Stupid district fad was health. Now it's gender classes. I hope that ends soond for the poor little freshmen as well.
My fourth period is art with the new art teacher in my old art teacher's classroom. The old art teacher is there all the time. She's so cool. And the new teacher is weird.
But cool. He loves Neil Gaiman. And Dave McKean and Imogen Heap. And we're reading the same book at the same time because Neil Gaiman has a quote on the back of it. Very neat. I think I hate it though. I hate having to draw in front of people now. It actually HURTS, I swear. I want to cry half the time. And I don't know why. All I can think about when I'm in there is how much I want to just write. Not have to show somebody my past self, I guess. Show them what a weak person I used to be. It's a constant reminder for me. I shed that skin. I hate it. I hate it so so much. I'm me now. Not her. Not that girl. Let me out. 
Anywho. That was fun. The end.
Devious Comments
we don't have art classes
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"Give a man a fish, and he'll make art. Teach a man a fish, and one day he'll have a pool full of exploding koi" -Neil Gaiman
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I feel uncomfortable when I have to write in front of people, so I imagine having to draw in front of them would be equally painfully.
I took a life-drawing course in college. I tended to make limbs and torsos too long; I have a horrible sense of proportion. (Though my teach said our male models would appreciate it, lol.) Plus, all the models were nude, so I was blushing bright red for the first couple of weeks because I'd never seen anyone naked (outside of my own family, which doesn't count, I don't think) before.
And...I just rambled in your comment box...sorry, dear.
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"Writers aren't exactly people...they're a whole lot of people trying to be one person." --F. Scott Fitzgerald.
"Writing is a socially acceptable form of schizophrenia." --E.L. Doctorow.
would b%tch be better?
Haha. I'm fine with writing in front of people, as long as they can't see what I'm writing. Drawing is just a part of my past that I've half way forgotten and half way stored in the part of my mind that contains the memories I wish to have forgotten. I wasn't raped or anything scary like that...I just hated myself more than anything. I hated everything. I hated everyone. I hated life itself because I had no purpose, but I loved drawing. And going back and having to continue showing real people my real drawings and say they aren't doodles brings me back to a time when I liked art. It brings me back to a person who didn't feel like any purpose was out there. I have hope now.
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"Give a man a fish, and he'll make art. Teach a man a fish, and one day he'll have a pool full of exploding koi" -Neil Gaiman
The foolproof tutorial to getting more pageviews- [link]
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"Give a man a fish, and he'll make art. Teach a man a fish, and one day he'll have a pool full of exploding koi" -Neil Gaiman
The foolproof tutorial to getting more pageviews- [link]
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"Give a man a fish, and he'll make art. Teach a man a fish, and one day he'll have a pool full of exploding koi" -Neil Gaiman
The foolproof tutorial to getting more pageviews- [link]
Art... gosh... I think I CAN draw by now, I'm starting to believe that now and then I can do nothing with it. not even get in a higher ranked class *sigh*
I hope to NEVER have to ride a bus again. I have had only bad experiences with them. I swear I would take you to school for you when I drive if my parents didn't want me going to your house everyday
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"I write for the same reason I breathe - because if I didn't, I would die." -Isaac Asimov
"It is a very hard undertaking to seek to please everybody." -Publilius Syrus
"What you are is a question only you can answer." -Lois McMaster Bujold
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