Don't Hit Your Mom in December... Do it in March!
Today was a pretty active day with lots of occurences taking place.
During Psychology we had some drag racing. That's right, racing. Once we had all (bar Helen) finished with our Psychology test, we went outside as usual to discuss the test (more like to talk about anything but the test). I suddenly got the idea to race Calabria from one end of the hall to the other end. After our race everyone wanted to race and the hall turned into a racing venue. Highlights include Tiny beating Rodrigo (didn't see that one coming, did you?) and Daniel burning his feet (he had taken off his shoes and his socks) while breaking at the end of the hall (on the cement). We tried to get Ms. Guerra to race Daniel (we offered her a Granola Bar as a prize) but she just wouldn't give in. She knew there was no way she could win (we all knew).
Yesterday while reviewing for the Psychology test, we were talking about a disorder that only took place in Japan (can't remember the name, wasn't really paying attention). Ms. Guerra informed us that this disorder had to to with people being paranoid of disrespecting other people by making too much eye contact or by offensive odors. Yeah, offensive odors. We all wondered what those were. Truth is we all had a good idea, but it was Daniel (surprise surprise) the one who yelled out "farting...! and tufo!" That was really a good laugh (even Guerra laughed, would you believe it?). It's a good thing we've got Danny to do crazy stuff like that.
Study hall started out with an announcement. As Zaida entered the room, she filled the rather empty space with a loud "I'm in state of depression!" That's right, she actually made herself heard! And well, too bad for her that she's in depression, but that was really something we didn't want to know. It was just funny how she announced she was depressed... class.
Later on during study hall we experienced Daniel exercising (you know, like on the telly) to some techno music. It was hilarious how he mocked the guys (and gals) on the telly... he's definately on the road to become a stripper. Later on that period we started with some Spanish sayings, and Calabria did his part by saying "Es mas malo que pegarle a su mama en diciembre". Yeah, I didn't get it either. Irene then comes in and says "in December? what's the difference in hitting your momma in December or in March?" So yes! Hit your momma in March! Eh!
During Psychology we had some drag racing. That's right, racing. Once we had all (bar Helen) finished with our Psychology test, we went outside as usual to discuss the test (more like to talk about anything but the test). I suddenly got the idea to race Calabria from one end of the hall to the other end. After our race everyone wanted to race and the hall turned into a racing venue. Highlights include Tiny beating Rodrigo (didn't see that one coming, did you?) and Daniel burning his feet (he had taken off his shoes and his socks) while breaking at the end of the hall (on the cement). We tried to get Ms. Guerra to race Daniel (we offered her a Granola Bar as a prize) but she just wouldn't give in. She knew there was no way she could win (we all knew).
Yesterday while reviewing for the Psychology test, we were talking about a disorder that only took place in Japan (can't remember the name, wasn't really paying attention). Ms. Guerra informed us that this disorder had to to with people being paranoid of disrespecting other people by making too much eye contact or by offensive odors. Yeah, offensive odors. We all wondered what those were. Truth is we all had a good idea, but it was Daniel (surprise surprise) the one who yelled out "farting...! and tufo!" That was really a good laugh (even Guerra laughed, would you believe it?). It's a good thing we've got Danny to do crazy stuff like that.
Study hall started out with an announcement. As Zaida entered the room, she filled the rather empty space with a loud "I'm in state of depression!" That's right, she actually made herself heard! And well, too bad for her that she's in depression, but that was really something we didn't want to know. It was just funny how she announced she was depressed... class.
Later on during study hall we experienced Daniel exercising (you know, like on the telly) to some techno music. It was hilarious how he mocked the guys (and gals) on the telly... he's definately on the road to become a stripper. Later on that period we started with some Spanish sayings, and Calabria did his part by saying "Es mas malo que pegarle a su mama en diciembre". Yeah, I didn't get it either. Irene then comes in and says "in December? what's the difference in hitting your momma in December or in March?" So yes! Hit your momma in March! Eh!
posted by Jimmie at 1:02 PM
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