Today was quite a slack day, because basically there wasn't very much to do. Went to the science lab where Jolene stole several wooden splints (which you are not supposed to).Did some stupid experiment. It’s all not very interesting at all. As much as I like acids, I don’t like testing them, and all those in the lab are all extremely diluted. But some do have a certain level of acidity. I remember I touched the diluted hydrochloric acid, and because I had this slight cut, it burned like crazy. Okay, maybe it didn’t hurt that much, but it just stung. It was nice in a way. Maybe this is just self-sadism.
During English, did more of the song. I realize that I feel very strongly about my own opinions. Normally, I seem like some brainless idiot who doesn’t have a mind of my own (or so Christine says anyway), but thankfully, I’m not as shallow as that. It’s just that I do not air my opinions freely everywhere I go. I know that some people do not appreciate my comments. When I am with a considerably big group of people, I tend to keep my views to myself, unless asked for, or unless I think the idea proposed is one that is completely stupid and not going to work out. And when I voice it out, I tend to feel really strongly for it, and because of this reason, I don’t work well with people. I cannot keep myself on good terms with everyone. I’m just not the kind of person who can get along with everyone. After I propose an idea, I will try to make it work out, because I really feel that it would work. I try to think over what I say before I voice anything out. It’s always a difference in opinion that causes rifts in the project work that I do. Normally it involves me. I am very easily angered and I tend to give a lot of hotheaded comments to add oil to the fire. I can remember that practically all the project work I do, there are always arguments occurring between me and another person. I think I’m better now in secondary school. I hope.
Home Econs was quite a bit of a disaster. First like 2/3 of the class got punished for not bringing something or another. Then we did the actual cooking. Tried to fry the kway teow, and it was quite disastrous. Because it was deep frying, I just like dumped a lot of oil in the wok, and later on, the kway teow wouldn’t turn golden brown likeit was supposed it. We were doing it in a group, so everyone was like spreading out duties and stuff. Then Jessica was trying to fry the kway teow, only it was swimming in the oil, and looked pretty disgusting (thanks to the oil I added, I suppose). In the end, it looked like some lump of mush and they decided to do kway teow balls with it. Just rolled the thing into one ball. Nice to look at, but not that good to taste. I was like the first to taste it, and at first taste it didn’t taste too bad. Quite kway teow-ish. But afterward, I think it was the oil or something, and tasted very dry. It was weird – dry and oily at the same time. When it enters your mouth, you taste the oil but when you swallow, it makes your throat feel extremely dry. The ingredients didn’t taste too bad I suppose. Then they wanted to fry maggi mee. But I thought it would be better if we boiled it first, and turned out I was wrong again. There was a lot of oil still in the wok, and it wasn’t hot enough. We should have just put the entire thing in without boiling. My mistake. Anyways, I thought the Japanese noodle was the only quite okay one. But unfortunately, it was the most expensive. And it was amazing how different groups could come up with such different results after cooking, and following the same recipe.
Went to watch Mean Girls with Christine. I don’t know what the heck is everyone’s problem. At every turn it seems, there are people staring in a painfully obvious way at us. Freakin hell, it’s quite irritating. Somehow she doesn’t realize it though. You just so want to talk in the totally ganster-ish way and ask them what they’re looking at. Or better yet, just grab something off the table and just whack them hard in the stomach. That should teach them. I so want to glare back and flip them the finger (not that I ever would. Just a thought). I have never and will not do that. I am still considerably nice in the way that I only use words, not actions, because I really feel the action is a lot more crude and worse. Yes anyway, the movie was really short. But I guess it was entertaining for as long as it lasted. Some parts were abit corny and predictable. But overall it was fine. We wanted to watch Spiderman 2. But the showtime was too late for Christine and she couldn’t, so we had to settle with this. I am still up for Spiderman 2. So anybody want to go lol?[LINE] [It's almost amazing how things can change in such a short period of time.]
