I worry about lots of things. I worry about homework; football, relationships and I worry about worrying. Strange, I know, but everyone worries (I hope), it just seems not as much as me. Come to think of it life is full of worries. I'm now worrying about what to write next, whether I'll get a good grade for it, which then leads on to worrying about my whole future. I know that there's not much point in worrying, what will happen will happen. If I get told off for not doing my homework, it happens.
The registration period is usually a great time to get homework done, or chat, and believe me they get done. The trouble is I find it a bit of a hassle as I'm usually late getting in to school due to getting up late, or being unorganised (or my sisters dodgy driving!). A good excuse would be to blame my mum for not washing and ironing my uniform, but lets be honest (and this is the 21st century!), I should do it myself, and slowly, but surely, I am getting it together.
Problems like these never happen at weekends, I can go to bed whenever I like, wake up whenever I like, no worries (nice!). All I need to do when I wake up is put on some clothes, watch a bit of TV, or play on the computer, which usually takes up the weekend.
School isn't all that bad really. It can be a bit of a laugh at times, what with scraps occurring in the playground, my friends doing stupid and funny things (usually Luke or Darren!). I suppose it's not all bad, you've just got to watch out for the 'evil' teachers, who seem to pick on me non-stop, but I won't mention any names!
Lunch will usually include eating my sandwiches, crisps, pie and chocolate bar at the tables in the hall. I always enjoy lunch, whether it's because it means an hour away from lessons, or because I just love my food, is another matter, although I suspect the latter.
Usually in the evening I'll watch TV until about six, then check my e-mails and go on the Internet for a bit, eat, do my homework, watch more TV and then go to bed, the best place in the world after a day at school, so relaxing!
Jon keil