Today, I lack stress.

OMFG. No stress. I have passed through the not-really-first day, the first day, the second day and will pass for many days to come. That is pretty good. I spent the last two days after I came back home reading random books on my couch because of general exhaustion. I am getting used to it though. And I am pretty sure it's all the heat's fault. So when September will end/earlier/later/sometime, the weather will be cool and comfortable for morning and afternoon bus waits and lunch walks.

100% pure beef!

Above: random comment that will make no sense to anyone.

I want to go swimming. So. Hot. D= It is like Itachi Uchiha is in my room. I am going to make my mom accompany me to the pool. Or. Fucking. Else.

He'll kill everyone because they are fucking toilets!

Above: random comment that will not make sense to anyone but one person, excluding me.

Sorry. My brain is like...fried. Then frozen, melted and fried again.

Yummy yummy yummy. D=

I like family studies now. And sorry for scratching you with my sharp nails, Mich. D= I want to read the textbook for leisure. It is amusingly outdated. This kid got sat next to me. We had to write a "letter" to ourselves about our current feelings and goals for the text (psychology here. O_o), and he had no goals. Then the teacher helped him by being "witty" and going "you want the girls to love you." The guy's goals (note: the letter was supposed to be a page long):
-Take an academic class next year.
-Get the girls to love me.

It was supposed to be a writing skills test in sentence form.

Disregarding the other comments made during the amazing class, I will nevertheless point out there are only three "gifties" in that class - Jenn, Qian and I.

Having a mainstream class is so cool. I feel amazingly smart. It is like taking that mainstream science test I found in last year's health room instead of Wong's tests.

Math is also quite enjoyable. I think I will get like...90%. Hopefully. xD

Family Studies - 95%, hands down. Although I might screw up on the cooking and blow up the class.

Terrorism!

We're knitting a teddy bear. Everyone else wants to do it. Should have took family studies with me, suckahs. D=

I will fail geo though. Did I mention that test we did today? Out of the 40 questions, I knew about 10 answers for sure. With the 25% guessing chance, I'll give myself another 5. Hopefully. 15/40. Good think it is not going on our marks like he told us it will.

And maps? D= At least he gave us a proportionate outline with Canadian borders. If he did not, I would have slit my rists.

Tara Gilesbie is a conspiracy. <3 We went to McDonalds today. McDonalds was almost as yummeh as my fried brain. Quarter pounders comprise a quarter of the 2000-calorie diet. With the rest of the McDonalds shit I ate (caramel apples!), I have a feeling by the time October comes, I will gain 5 kilograms. Plus, minus. D=

Swimming. Nao.

Bye.

Oh yeah. And I met Dennis and Idoko (did I spell it right? D=) yesterday.

HI DAISY! YOU HAVE FLAWLESS SKIN =D

That is no longer true. D=

My morning bus is pretty much empty. Derek is supposed to take it, although he ditched doing so this morning. My afternoon bus is crowded. I can wait 5 minutes for a bus that will take me closer to my house AND be half-empty, but no one is taking it and I don't want to wait for it alone.

Derek, Dana, STOP CARPOOLING.

Yeah. Bye.

I have created myself another addiction.

Apparently, I am now addicted to blogging. I am not yet sure if it is one of those addictions that entertain me for one week and annoy everyone who talks to me during the time (eg. Chuck Bass), or one that lasts longer than that but also makes no sense (eg. pine needles.) I ate pine needles today again. Before that, I bought a strange-smelling, expensive cheese and amused myself with smelling it for several minutes. Actually, almost an hour.

The cheese smells better than it tastes. That is quite unfortunate.

I wish I had a brother. Sadly, I do not.

After posting my first blog entry, I realized I forgot to mention the fact the title of this blog was relevant to the fact that I got an iPod of the same colour. It is quite epic.

I am proud of myself. I did not yet have an urge to end any sentence with an emoticon. Although instead, I have noticed that I rotate between Canadian and American spellings, which is also not good.

Tomorrow, I pick up my schedule. Then I will go to a sushi buffet. I am happy.

I have contented one of my friends by giving her an icreadibly lulzy book about high school from the POV of a shallow gr. 9 girl who wishes to become popular. The book explicitly describes clothes, features lesbian references and uses 800 pages split into 4 books to span one month. I got it from Scholastic last year, and it brought me great lulz.

In or Out. <3 The book that proves everything in high school is subjective to nothing but your POV on it.

What else? Oh yeah. Today, I had an argument about when summer ends - August 31st or the day of the autumn equinox, which is September...something. I forgot. I had insisted that summer ends on August 31st, as that is how I have been taught. Up to gr. 4, school always started on September 1st, and the day before had therefore been considered the last day of the summer.

I think that is very rational. D= And I have not changed my POV. Therefore, you do not win.

Today, I spammed another blog. I feel proud. Congratulations to the people who got blogs. Chain reaction <3