OK... so what now?

Heyo all!

I'm back, not with boring english infographics (probably in your opinion) that would help you on an analysis, but with a real, heartfelt blog. Haha. Lies. But yes. This will be a me & mine weekend blog.

It's been a tiring sort of week, and I'm finally happy that it's over. Thinking back, I think I had like 6-7 summatives (basically tests or essays that have weightage in your overall grade). But oh well. That means I got a bit more to tell you. At least I could tell you I felt so accomplished with what I did this week.

Yeah. So proud. Anyways. I'm new to my school, and I joined as many activities as I could: volleyball, MUN, service activities, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and also a musical (but more on that later). So basically, I joined volleyball for fun, because I naturally like volleyball. So I got kicked out because I wasn't good enough for the team. One of the reasons were because I couldn't serve the ball overhand.

Couldn't find a better gif, sorry. The next day, I try the overhand serve again, just because I pity myself for being really short. Lo behold. I can do it. And I can do it so perfectly. So I'm pretty much like "Y'all better watch out next year." But the story of my life, I'll fail anyways. 

Yeah so, I don't even know anymore. Then on the subject of MUN. So in MUN, I have to write this thing called policy statements. These things are pretty hard. So I look on the school website, find my issue, and finish one of the issues. So I feel so happy I almost partied. But then I figured out that the school website was not updated, and I did the wrong issue. I could literally hear karma laughing at me.

Hehe, Assassination Classroom reference.

Oh well. More homework for me. Then, well the highlight of my week; service learning. So we had to choose a service activity; it had to be either two onsite, or an offsite activity. I chose a service activity involving horses. You need to know that I have no idea how to take care of horses, but when they asked for volunteers to lead the horses in from the field, I raised my hand. Idiot.


But it was great actually. We had to groom the horses and clean their hooves. I even got to braid his hair. The horse I took care of was named Icon. How iconic. There were ponies and donkeys and a beautiful black stallion, that we were not allowed to go near. But yeah. It was a fun time. When we got back, I was literally tired, and slightly hysteric over how a horse kept nudging my friend like;


So STEM= not worth talking about right now. So let me rant about the musical. The musical is called AIDA, by Elton John and Tim Rice. And no, I am not singing. Don't get me wrong; I like to sing, and I think I am okay at it as well. I just don't like singing for people. Instead, I opted to play the piano for the musical, and was accepted. Woohoo. One good thing!


Actually, I'm proud to say that I am feeling slightly involved. I like this school, the people are nice and we are going on a trip. Whoa. I forgot completely. The next week I will be completely MIA, because we are going to a place called Drakensberg, or Dragons Peak mountains. With no technology whatsoever. So like, be warned. It's going to be fun; there'll be hikes, archery, rock climbing, abseiling etc. It's a school funded trip, so no additional expenses. So I'm pretty hyped. I've got all my stuffies packed and done. Can't wait to get there. BUT I'LL MISS MY MUSIC. MY BOOKS. AND FAMILY. And nothing else.
Hope you enjoyed this update. Okay so here's another fun quiz:

WHICH FOOTBALLER WAS HERE?

The answer will be on the next blogpost next week. Find out what Ishita did in Drakensberg on next weeks post.

LOL, is it only me who thinks that sounds like a news article prompt?