Wow,this headache hasn't gone away for 14 hours. This doesn't seem normal.
The piercing pain is jabbing into my brain in throbs.
In english, in between the pain, I couldn't stop laughing at Mr. Pei
and his excessive outbursts of excitement over English 4.
In physics, in between the pain, the first test of the year went beautifully.
In Chinese, in between the pain, I managed to finish translating a news article about Boomerang kids/grown adults returning to their parents houses,
and it's psychological and economical causes due to modern society... ...
The class was silent except for a:"what the hell is a boomerang kid!?"
which didn't please Mrs. Kang much.
all the words,definitions and "pin-yin's" blurred together by the time I finished.
In Art History, in between the pain, it's crucial to know that ziggurats served not only as temples for worship but as city administrative centers as well. Egyptian pyramids, on the other hand served as tombs only.
Then I looked at the handout of Egyptian Gods
and smiled because this is what school should be like.
In FST, in between the pain, the contradictions of functions, statistics, and trigonometry in the class is somehow so entertaining.
everything used to be just pickles, cyclops,
waterballoon filled cookies and naiveness of wild horses
(remember this?)
In english, in between the pain, I couldn't stop laughing at Mr. Pei
and his excessive outbursts of excitement over English 4.
In physics, in between the pain, the first test of the year went beautifully.
In Chinese, in between the pain, I managed to finish translating a news article about Boomerang kids/grown adults returning to their parents houses,
and it's psychological and economical causes due to modern society... ...
The class was silent except for a:"what the hell is a boomerang kid!?"
which didn't please Mrs. Kang much.
all the words,definitions and "pin-yin's" blurred together by the time I finished.
In Art History, in between the pain, it's crucial to know that ziggurats served not only as temples for worship but as city administrative centers as well. Egyptian pyramids, on the other hand served as tombs only.
Then I looked at the handout of Egyptian Gods
and smiled because this is what school should be like.
In FST, in between the pain, the contradictions of functions, statistics, and trigonometry in the class is somehow so entertaining.
everything used to be just pickles, cyclops,
waterballoon filled cookies and naiveness of wild horses
(remember this?)
3 comments:
i. that song. and parks. and the egypt game. and art history is wonderful. and there's this one book you should read. and what is this this year. i hate math. but i agree. and i remember. and lala and racing and ravening and i was about to throw away this old bag of junk until i started looking through it and i found lots of old cards and letters and MY HEAD IS EXPLODING and my left ear just popped perhaps it's psychosomatic or maybe not enough oxygen is getting to my brain but if i could sleep forever, it's of whom i'd dream? or is it who? TGFB.
(thank god for block)
"In physics, in between the pain, the first test of the year went beautifully."
i must agree. BOOMERANG KIDS? hahahah, that sound so, economics-ish!
yeah dude, art history is such an awesome subject. so so cultural and interesting and fascinating and in-and-between all the difficult tricky tests and free responses, you actually enjoy learning :)
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