Teachers' Day.

There has always been that day where the teachers in our school get their special day. They won't be the one who will come and teach us during the class hours of specific subjects, but their substitutes (chosen students to stand in the teachers' position). In the morning, we HAD to attend the mass because of this Teachers' Day event going on.  Then after that mass we had some of the little teachers doing the classes instead of the actual, working teachers. Well, we didn't have discussions or tests or all that, but were just told to answer some activities, which we didn't really make. We all ended up talking with our classmates and taking pictures. As I was sitting on the floor (again as a punishment) with my friends, two people from the other section called my attention and I was excused. I didn't get a proper explanation, but I was 'listed' as Madeleine Oen, taking care of photojournalism. I have no idea. The worst is that I'm going to do something during a Press Conference in USC (University of San Carlos) on February 5. I don't want to offend anyone or let anyone get the wrong idea, but I just DON'T want to do anything there. The fact that it's a PRESS CONFERENCE makes me feel the shivers already. The only thing I fear now is that I will be standing in front of an audience having to report about something, and I am just NOT capable of that. I do NOT want to go, no matter what. Only this has made my day seem like I was hanging by the world's thinnest thread. Oh God...

Anyway, here are some pictures of this morning:

On the way to school.

Fansign? xD

Another fansign!

Me and Grace.

Classroom.

xD

Who has the biggest pair of eyes?

Gift for our Speech teacher.

Then the little teacher of our adviser came, just after lunch break, and told us to proceed to gym because we would be having a program only for them. This means that every grade and year level would present something on stage for their teachers. Our section didn't, we only had a speech for our adviser.

Here are some pictures from before, during and after the program:

So, I came from the hospital some minutes ago. My mom's going to get something removed from her uterus, if I'm right, so it means she's getting a surgery. It was scheduled for tomorrow morning at 7:30 am, but then because she's anemic and lacks a lot of blood, she can't have the surgery. Instead, it was rescheduled, and it will be performed on Monday. Well, she won't come home until Tuesday. And as experienced before, it's hard without my mom at home, so I need her very, very much. I just wish her a lot of courage. That is scary. Imagine, it's something like caesarean... :(

What did you do today?

A pool in the land.

For the first time in a long, long time, I woke up at 6:05 am, and I usually wake up at 5:40 am. It was raining pretty hard, and rain makes me sleep much better. So I was pissed and I got up with no problem, got my towel and went straight to the shower. I, as always, started to yell at my sister to get up, but then she just said, "You go to school first." Well, then I sent my cousin (who usually drives us to school) and said that I was ready to go. He came some minutes after and we drove right to my school. I was kind of scared because the rain blurred the window making it so hard to see while driving, but luckily, nothing happened. When we came to school, the maintenance crew was standing outside (as they usually do) with umbrellas and waving their hands. I didn't actually understand what it meant at first. Then when we parked by the sidewalk, when I was ready to start my day, one of the maintenance waved his hand and my cousin opened the window. Can you guess what he said? "NO CLASSES." ♥

On the way to school. It was so dark because of the dark, heavy clouds.

Well... xD

Does it rain that hard in your place that classes will be canceled?

Nerdish.

First subject in the morning, and our teacher in Christian Living already screamed at us. We had our debate about why we should and shouldn't allow the RH bill to be legalized here in the Philippines. I did just a short speech resolving why we should NOT legalize it. Then when it was my classmate's turn, Charlie the emo, I was surprised enough to hear him say, "We should learn how to control ourselves rather than fucking everyone else." This made our teacher so upset that she started screaming at us saying we're too "dumb" and "plastic". She started shaking because of anger and was about to cry. Well, I do feel a little bad. I couldn't answer a question asked by Kerrvy (she on the positive side of the debate and me at the negative). She did also scream "You don't have a single idea what this is about!" to us. Oh, well. I kinda did, I just, as usual, feel a little scared how people will react to what I'll say (plus we had to use microphones). So, it was the worst start for a Wednesday morning. The only crappy thing about today is that we had three (including our teacher in Christin Living) teachers yelling at us, hitting the table and most probably kicking it away. I don't want to mention why.

Here are some pictures of today:

Glasses for a presentation (about friendship, courtship, marriage and family). Kerrvy being a nerd.

Mrs. Shgjohawgdscw

"Hmmm?"

HA! Mrs. Usknfawhofs

Mrs. Trixia Wohhooo

I believe she was tired of memorizing for her report in Filipino.

Folk dance practice in MAPEH. Had to be by pairs, boys AND girls.

I believe she was a little sad because her partner just didn't participate.

;3

AN ALIEN!

Right after the first three group presentations in TLE.

A new version of.. Christin: HAHA!      Kerrvy: GRRR!

Trixia and Kerrvy. ♥

I came home a little tired. These days seem to be getting better... even though I feel a little disgusted by myself. But that'll be over soon. And there's something I can't resist posting...

♥

What have you been doing today?