Sunday 4th November 2012 - Part 2 of Week beginning 22nd OctoberSo, onto part 2!
During
the week, ANT and Master revolutionised their usual walk back home.
Becaused they were fed up of waiting for Wadz and ArwaChihuahua all the
time, they decided to walk ahead and not pay any attention to the
others, in an attempt of silent protest. Striking back at this, Wadz
promised Master that she would never ever do her Voldemort impression in
from of Master again! I wonder how that's going to play out. We'll keep
you updated on this ;)
Moving on into the middle of the week, we
were once again presented with an absolutely brilliant assembly by the
principal of Nasha Academy. (May I also comment on the wonderfully
advanced PowerPoint presentation that was used.) This week, the topic
was based on the book "'The Art of Being Brilliant', by the 2 Andy's"
(Quoted by the principal). It was indeed a very meaningful assembly on
the qualities of a brilliant person, how you must have good
'bouncebackability' (I know, whatta great word, commonly found in all
dictionaries), or in other words, resilience, and also whether you are a
radiator or a drain. Now that's what I call meaningful. Would you
rather bring warmth wherever you go, or just be sat in a corner slurping
up sewage? Think about it.
Further on in the week, Ruby, Wicks
and Master attended the 'History & Science Enrichment Day' at Nasha
Academy. It was a wonderful blend of, well, history of medicine and
science. Pretty self-explanatory, if you ask me. However, I think Master
had a little too much sugar on her Weetabix that day, hence she was
rather hyper. She started off accidently pricking herself with an
injection needle, which led to her loosing some blood, then expressed a
lot of enthusiasm, by saying, "Isn't this so much fun?" to the person
next to her, when they were dissecting lamb hearts (I don't think she
meant it about the dissecting part). Oh, what a lovely day it was.
Finally,
after such an action-packed week, I thought it was only right that we
mention this week's lunchtime discussion topic: computer error codes.
As
a follow up to our discussion about emails (which can be read about in
14/10/2012's Weekly News Round-Up), the topic of error codes just popped
up (so much like an error code, lol), which I have no idea how it
managed to, but that's besides the point. We talked about the most
frequent error codes that we see, such as code 404, and also
hypothesized about what error code 1 is. I think Wicks' best guess was
that the computer just shuts down and self-destructs. What do you think
happens when you receive error code 1?
Until next week, have a good one :)
[Reference: 'The Art of Being Brilliant' is by Andy Cope and Andy Whittaker. Why not check it out for a nice little read?]
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