Today... has been great... so far.


During 2nd period, Dr. C was on the intercom, and when he's on, it basically tells you to SHUT UP and listen. He said that the main water line or whatever was leaking, so you can't drink out of the fountain (well you can, but it's dirty water), and you could still go to the bathroom, just not wash your hands. I find it funny how many people have hand sanitizers... WITH them. So, obviously, finding out that I can't drink any water (other than the vending machines... but I found I only had 50 cents... isn't that grand?), I was thirsty... immediantly.


Then it was 3rd period, and I was dreading the fitness day that would most likely happen. Very highly likely. I was putting my PE clothes on when Dr. C goes on the intercom again, "Attention. Attention all students and faculty. This will be the last period of the day." Everyone looks at eachother before screaming as he goes on. My eardrums almost busted. Yours would've also if you were in a locker room full of girls.
I go out, smiling, for roll call, and said, "This day can't get any better."... then a minute later, Boothby comes out and says, "Well, it seems that we're not going to have a fitness day, or anything rough that will make you thirsty. Instead, we will have a fun game of softball between classes." "YES!!" It just got better.

Even though it WAS just softball, it was way too hot outside. It seriously felt like my shoulder was near burning, and my toes were being suffocated and heated to death. No wind. But our class won for the first time (oddly, it was the only time Logan wasn't there, and also the lack of Orion lowered the insults.)


So after PE, EVERYONE had lunch at the same time, then got on one of 4 buses. The bus ride wasn't all that great, but it definately could've been MUCH worse. Tom was on the same bus... and he was in the seat across from me, but I didn't look at him at all. Once we passed the railroad again, and were heading back to the highschool to turn on J, did it finally get good. Maybe it was the fact that I was actually having conversations with people, and laughing. The FEW people on... I think there were only 9 then. 6 when we were going up the hill. Kevin then started talking about how he should come to my house, go to the bathroom, and get back on the bus while these 2 guys (dunno their names) kept the bus from moving (i.e. standing in front of it).