I really did not want to get out of my bed when the alarm rang so I stayed in bed for another 20 minutes. By that point I was pretty fed up with alarm clock and decided to just turn it off and go back to bed. Unfortunately my sister kept on annoying me by telling me to get up. The only reason she even says that is because she's too scared to downstairs by herself. I mean come on, that is why when she tried to hug me I moved her hands away and walked downstairs. I literally don't have to go until 8:00 A.M and my dad was even here, but no she decides to bother me instead. Anyway my dad dropped her to her bus stop and I left at 8:00 A.M saying goodbye to my dad.
By the time I got to school it was 8:45 A.M. I ate the breakfast that the school delivered and it was actually pretty good. I really enjoyed the hot pancakes with a carton of milk because it was really good. For first period I had Social Studies and my teacher was just going more in depth with the whole issue about how Columbus was a phony and bad. Then before class ended my teacher walked to his desk and pulled out a brown bag full of candy. I didn't know what it was at first but after he threw it to one person I started raising my hand in hopes that I got something. The second my hand was up he threw me a delicious Starburst that I greatly enjoyed. The flavor bursting in my mouth.
After Social Studies my next period was Community Circle and my class went to the auditorium. Once every Seventh grade class was in the room the Dean of Students walked to the middle and started talking about the school. She seemed kind of mad and was pretty mad during the middle of the period. She listed and announced all the bad things that she thought were happening to the Seventh grade especially. For one, dress code and she gave multiple detentions to those who weren't wearing the proper clothes. Another thing she was mad about, how some students were going to the field after leaving the bus (not me). I heard of this from a couple of kids but never paid attention to it until now.
When Community Circle ended it was time for Recess and Lunch. All the classes went back to their homerooms to get their lunches and jackets. Recess was pretty fun and I was sweating. For Lunch I ate chicken nuggets and was really happy because like I mentioned before, it was one of the only good lunches they gave. The lunch ladies doesn't even make the food. They just get it from a truck and then heat it in a microwave until they feel as if it is hot enough. The reason I know this is because the hot dogs that they give are almost always burnt. I'm not saying that makes it taste bad because I still think it tastes good but it is evidence to prove that they just microwave it.
On Google News there were many different stories but I just couldn't pick a story from the Top News because it was too complicated for me. That was why I went to the Science Section and saw something that was kind of frightning. Apparently, the sea level is rising and lowering at different times and different places. Where glaciers are melting the sea level is lower but for places that are farther away from glaciers melting the sea level will rise. I didn't understand this at first because if there was a glacier right next to wouldn't you think that the sea level near you and that glacier would rise? I guess not, if thats why Science says. Anyway, thats it for today.
By the time I got to school it was 8:45 A.M. I ate the breakfast that the school delivered and it was actually pretty good. I really enjoyed the hot pancakes with a carton of milk because it was really good. For first period I had Social Studies and my teacher was just going more in depth with the whole issue about how Columbus was a phony and bad. Then before class ended my teacher walked to his desk and pulled out a brown bag full of candy. I didn't know what it was at first but after he threw it to one person I started raising my hand in hopes that I got something. The second my hand was up he threw me a delicious Starburst that I greatly enjoyed. The flavor bursting in my mouth.
After Social Studies my next period was Community Circle and my class went to the auditorium. Once every Seventh grade class was in the room the Dean of Students walked to the middle and started talking about the school. She seemed kind of mad and was pretty mad during the middle of the period. She listed and announced all the bad things that she thought were happening to the Seventh grade especially. For one, dress code and she gave multiple detentions to those who weren't wearing the proper clothes. Another thing she was mad about, how some students were going to the field after leaving the bus (not me). I heard of this from a couple of kids but never paid attention to it until now.
When Community Circle ended it was time for Recess and Lunch. All the classes went back to their homerooms to get their lunches and jackets. Recess was pretty fun and I was sweating. For Lunch I ate chicken nuggets and was really happy because like I mentioned before, it was one of the only good lunches they gave. The lunch ladies doesn't even make the food. They just get it from a truck and then heat it in a microwave until they feel as if it is hot enough. The reason I know this is because the hot dogs that they give are almost always burnt. I'm not saying that makes it taste bad because I still think it tastes good but it is evidence to prove that they just microwave it.
On Google News there were many different stories but I just couldn't pick a story from the Top News because it was too complicated for me. That was why I went to the Science Section and saw something that was kind of frightning. Apparently, the sea level is rising and lowering at different times and different places. Where glaciers are melting the sea level is lower but for places that are farther away from glaciers melting the sea level will rise. I didn't understand this at first because if there was a glacier right next to wouldn't you think that the sea level near you and that glacier would rise? I guess not, if thats why Science says. Anyway, thats it for today.
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