Hello everyone, we are officially back in action! I hope you all had a
fantastic new year and I can't wait to see what this year has in store
for us all :)
Speaking of the new year, it seems some of us were a little
disappointed. ANT went to a firework display on New Year's Eve but
complained afterwards that they didn't count down and the church bells
seemed to have gone mute. Never mind, there's always next year ;)
This week we have had an exam or two, and there are more to come next week for many, so I'll try to keep this short and sweet...
Monday was a nice day, to say the least. Our discussion topic at
lunchtime was Disney movies (yes, it's starting to sound like history
lessons with DisneyLoverMolly and ConscienceSarah). We went around
everyone asking what their favourite movie was, but the catch was you
couldn't say 'Lion King'. Overall, we had a range from 'Beauty and the
Beast' to 'Up'. What's your favourite Disney movie?
As you may know, this week has been Quote Week. However, many have
complained about the quote that had been dragged out for 3 days. It
appears that we agree 3 days is far too long and 2 should be the
maximum. I hereby formally apologize to all who were inconveniences and
will strive to never do it again.
Due to exams, there was no assembly this week, but we shall eagerly anticipate the next one ;p
Thursday proved to be a day of confusion for Master. It seemed that she
suffered from unknown causes which lead her to say stuff and then
immediately forget that she said it. Oh dear.
However, Friday was most certainly Master's off day: after agreeing to
escort Wicks to the Maths office, she went on her own after
contemplating if she should wait for Wicks! I must admit it was a truly
outrageous thing to do. And so, for the second time in this week's
round-up, I apologize on behalf of Master to Wicks for the betrayal.
Our Friday lunchtime discussion topic was hell (no, I don't mean it was
unbearable, it was literally 'hell'). To briefly summarize, ANT asked if
you had your own dormitory in the fiery pits, Wicks experimented with
different ways of saying hell (yes, there is more than one way: "hellllll" - Wicks),
and then we questioned whether or not you could gradually work your way
back up to heaven by doing good things in hell. Now, you may be
wondering how we started this discussion. It was when someone who Wicks
particularly dislikes was brought up. Wicks dislikes him so much that if
she had to choose someone to take her place in hell, she would pick
this person (and no, it's not Master because of the Maths office).
Until next week, have a good one :)
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