Harris Joel Anbiah

  So there's one thing that you would know about my school if you ever went to any of their celebrations. The celebrations are either too over-prepared for or too under-prepared for. So every year (we didn't get it last year for eLeCtIoN tRaInInG like I feel like already 50% of the votes are rigged so why bother) our school has a school day and the school day is like in 3 days. But I don't care cuz I'm a non-participant 😎. (Getting back on track with using emojis) And this school day is TOO over-prepared. It's just as over-prepared as almost every single NEET topper. So this is how our timetable evolved: 1. The normal timetable (9 periods) but every period is 30 mins instead of 35 mins. After that you have the practice. 2. The same thing but the last period is cut off.   After that you have the practice. 3. 5 Periods each for 40 minutes.   After that you have the practice. 4. 1 Period for 1 hour.   After that you have the practice. And this practice had been going ...

(Yes I'm back after a month) SO School buses. You've probably went on them or you've probably part of the luck 30% gang or maybe your even more luckier because your school doesn't have school buses (we're not counting the rich kids). The school bus is an absolutely chaotic place. Especially if there aren't any strict elders on the van. In our school, the caretakers take care of the van and us, idk about your school. There are four stereotypes in a school bus: The one who loves to talk LOUDER THAN A SPEAKER AT FULL VOLUME. The introvert who has social anxiety and hates being in the bus. The introvert who eventually gets used to the bus and becomes stereotype number 1. The little kids who are stereotype number 1 but worse. The legends who are none of the above stereotypes. To be honest I was a mix of stereotype no 2 and 3 except the fact that I did not become stereotype number 1. The only people I liked to talked to were (for the sake of this blog I am going to us...