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:: Ratty's randomly rattyful blog :: 2/11/10 ::

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Post by rattyjol 2/12/2010, 3:31 am

Didn't do much today.

In Math we did more square rooty stuff. We took some notes and were going to do an assignment on the Pythagorean Theorem but Mr. D said it looked familiar and then realized that we'd done it in Science class. Either I have a really bad memory or everyone else just agreed to get out of the assignment. xD So we took some notes on another section and did that instead.

In JS we had current events. The rabbi took literally every period that wasn't Math or electives today so we could watch a movie, but she refused to watch it in her own period. I fail to see this logic. Also, she very loudly interrupts the person talking to tell the rest of the class to stop interrupting when there's like two people whispering on the other side of the room. It's like, seriously? xP And then Dana was reading out her article and she said "The unknown assailants then-" and the rabbi yells (completely serious) "Who did it?" And then half a sentence later she randomly yells "Two guesses!" She irritates me. Razz

In what was supposed to be first period Humanities we watched more of Exodus. Razz

Lunch I read and managed to claim Mr. T's chair for the rest of the movie-watching time. A ton of kids called their parents and asked if they could skip the rest of the day cuz we weren't doing anything. xD Only Dorianna got permission, though, and I'm not sure if she actually left.

Second period "Humanities" we watched more Exodus. The rabbi gave out chocolate kisses, though, so that was cool. Very Happy And then during passing period she handed out the leftovers to the four people who stayed in the room. And then Nate gave me one of his cuz for some reason he didn't want it. It was awesome. cheesy And then instead of Hebrew we watched more Exodus. (God, it's a long movie. xP) And that was only halfway through. And then after class ended she kept saying, "Oh, just a few more minutes!" So she took up the ten minute recess, the five minute passing period, and the first five minutes of our next class. So not only did we not get even five minutes in between classes when we're supposed to have fifteen, but we got in trouble for being late to electives. xP

In computers we had to make a building with an exterior and an interior on Google Sketchup and I spent about half the first period making chairs from the tutorial, and then the rest of the time making a really weird thing that I think was supposed to be some type of military jail or something (About half of what we'd just seen of Exodus was breaking out of jail, I think it rubbed off on me rolleyes). I thought it was kinda stupid looking (I only had time to make two barred windows and a few uneven windows on the guard towers and it was a really weird shape) but everyone who looked at it said it was really cool and Elizabeth said maybe I should become an architect. o.0

Then I took the bus, did my Math HW, and read a little. Then I walked home and then both my parents went out (separately) so I was home alone. cheesy

I downloaded this AMAZING song (Not Alone by Linkin Park) that was written to raise money for Haiti. It's sooooooooooo sad, though. Sad

I break down, fear is sinking in
The cold comes, racing through my skin
Searching for a way to get to you
Through the storm you...

Go, giving up your home
Go, leaving all you've known
You are not alone

With arms up, stretched into the sky
With eyes like, echoes in the night
Hiding from the HEAVEN! that you've been through
Silent one, you....

Go, giving up your home
Go, leaving all you've known
You are not alone

Go, giving up your home
Go, leaving all you've known
You are not alone

You go, giving up your home
Go, leaving all you've known

You Go, giving up your home
Go, you are not alone
You are not alone

You are not alone
You are not alone

After listening to it a few times I almost cried, which I almost never do for things in songs and books and stuff. And then I started feeling glad that I didn't live in Haiti, and then I started feeling guilty for feeling glad, because I know that if I did live in Haiti I wouldn't want people thinking, "Oh, I'm so glad I don't live there." And also I'm scared, because the area I live in is very earthquake-prone and we're due to have a big one sometime soon. undecided

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Post by shadowsowner888 2/12/2010, 4:04 pm

Woah. Surprised Linkin Park must be a really good band, if they're doing charity stuff like that. x3

I'm sure everything will be okay, whether there's an earthquake or not. smiley It'll all be fine.

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