I was sick.

Yesterday, well it was yesterday when I started typing this post on may 1st,  I sat in my wonderfully small Texts and Traditions class and was required to go to my locker to retrieve my bible. Normal enough.
As I ran to my locker, I slipped along on some mossy grass and managed to somersault as I caterpaulted to the floor. Unfortunately there was a number of students watching at the time, however I picked myself up and continued running to my locker.
I returned to my class and we read Chapter 10 of John’s Gospel. Then as the words irony came out as we spoke of literary techniques, a strange alarm began to chime. Confused, my teacher who so happens to be the deputy principal of the school went to the next room to find the source. The ringing increased a substantial amount, and she ran back to us and told us to evacuate. I walked through the office as the deafening alarm chimed from a glass cabinet near the exit. I think the alarm was electronic.
The frazzled office staff ran around the school ringing a bell – the planned procedure of calling a code red over the speaker system was ignored. The school evacuated on to the nature strip across from our school, teachers unaware of the situation and often upset as the unexpected evacuation came at the time of many tests. This was not an organised drill. The fire brigade came in two trucks and stopped the deafening sound. They inspected the school and identified the source of where the alarm sounded. Strangely, nothing visible triggered the alarm, the class in the room at the time were completing a test. No student or teacher sounded the alarm.
After this, I ran to catch the tram. The tram was stuck behind a broken down tram. Slight delay.
A friend and I ran to catch a train at the platform. We were riding it and halfway between South Kensington and North Melbourne the train stopped moving. It remained motionless for five minutes.
Following this malfunction, I went to catch the bus. As I waited, a bird landed on my head. I then boarded the bus. I stood up to get off at the next stop and fell down onto my back. I walked home and it rained.
The next day I started writing this post. I was interupted to be interviewed by a principal from a school in WA. It was good.
I went to the UNYA State Conference and acted as representative of Austria in the model UN debate.
I went to Seeds of Justice – and experience that I shall remember.
I did other things but I really don’t remember. I had exams this week, I believe I did well in my Biology exam.

If I remember other things, I’ll post them

Until then;

C.L.U