2:00
Lunchtime was BORING. Listened to someone talking about his stupid radio station thingy. I don’t see the point in radio: no pictures.
3:30
In chemistry. At last a subject that I enjoy!. Oh great! We’re doing ‘Electrolysis of copper’. All we’re doing is sitting here looking at a piece of metal.
4:00
HOME. Will play on computer for a bit then get on with homework. How unfair is it that some people are starving with no money to talk of and then there are people like me who get homework every night.
5:30
Oops. Been playin on com for a bit too long. Mum tells me I should do hwk now. S’pose I betta: don’t want another after school.
7:00
About to go to ATC, tell you what happened later.
9:45
At ATC, we were taught the art of stealth. We put camo cream on, and tried not to let the others find us. We hid under a hedge and 2 people walked within about 2 meters of us and still didn’t see us! It’s one of the only good things in life. If only it wasn’t so cold!
Saturday
9:30
Rubbish nights sleep, and I got tons of coursework to do! Got really bogged down last Sunday for not doing it on Sat so I better get started!
10:30
Had eggs for breakfast. Most eggs contain salmonella or Yum. Got to do some history, Spanish and Geog coursework over the weekend. I’m beginning to think that the government created coursework to break all youths and stop us protesting when we get to University.
11:30
Finished history, (finally). Played a few card games on computer and then got on with Spanish.
11:45
Just looked in homework diary and have 4 bits of Spanish coursework to do! Looks like I’ll have to do the geography tomorrow.
1:30
Lunch. Yum. Cream of tomato soup: my favourite.
3:00
I think I’ve had enough coursework to last me a lifetime! (I’m not even joking)
3:30
Just organised to go and see a film with some others. Bye.
6:30
I’m back. We watched The Italian Job. Its just a typical American remake: same basic plot, same characters, but in America!
9:00
Nothing on telly, so I’m just gonna play on the computer for a while, till I go to bed.
