Ok, this whole colour scheme thing is getting out of hand. Everyone stop talking about their respective colours now! We shall all just be known by our proper names.

Thanks Musa for reminding me about the MUN. We met up last Wednesday to discuss which countries we were going to be and most of us picked Germany, so that's our first choice. But since there are other schools taking part, our choice might clash with theirs. So our second choice is Brazil (don't ask me why. I didn't vote for that. so wierd lah), and our third choice is France. I'm on the Human Rights Committee, which should be interesting, considering Germany's past. But the teachers have instructed us to move beyond WWII if we get Germany.

So, that's that for MUN so far. This week I hope to do some constructive stuff by at least starting on my History homework. And considering how they are only two essays, I should be able to finish both soon. On Saturday after cell I happened to bump into Mr Yoong who smiled and asked if I'd done his assignments. And I hadn't of course, but I'd actually planned to do one the night before. Unfortunately the computer distracted me. And he said just make sure I finish them before school starts. So there you have it. One of those wierd moments that happen when your history teacher happens to be in the same church as you. I don't want to imagine what would happen if the other History teacher was in my church too.

I looked up my dictionary last night and found out the meaning of stalls and balconies and circles and galleries. For more information, please call sistic.