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Grade 7 experience

 GUYS I ALMOST FORGOT TO MAKE A GRADE 7 EXPERIENCE AFTER GRADE 6 EXPERIENCE PLS FORGIVE ME.

Now grade 7 was just like any other Grade 7 experience. Friends, exams, exams, studies, and mainly exams.

Now for me Grade 7 was hmm, meh but all the while it was a little bit interesting I guess?

Also I have a friend who knows about my blog but he doesn't read it which I totally appreciate.

And my friend is the only person in my school to know that I have a blog. (I am still thankful that he didn't read it entirely)

ANYWAYS

Grade 7 boi

I can describe Grade 7 in 3 sentences.

*Boring

*Mostly boring

*Relatively the same as my Grade 6 experience

Alright now describing the first sentence.

Grade 7 honestly had less stuff than Grade 6 (Some events were cancelled)

SECOND POINT

The only thing that was interesting to me was the fact that I went to the Winner's day award that I didn't go for last year and came back with a trophy.

Now there were some new stuff like the new course that they added and carpentry and home engineering that stuff were kind of interesting but still, felt like Grade 6 which brings me to

THIRD POINT

Nothing changed from Grade 6 except the new course I just talked about. The Grade 7 books were still bland (seriously they were bland) and we still had a field trip but now I don't really care about those type of stuff anymore.


Grade 8 looks a lot more interesting for me with new fresh thick books (I don't know why I like the look of it lol) and maybe more friends than 1?

To be honest I have nothing else to write soooo,

PUBLISH BUTTON WEEEEEEEEEE

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