Things have never been so swell!

Well ok. Today was a bouncy day. As in it was yaysome and then it was arghish and then it was yaysome...you get the picture. Uh...Double Sociology first two lessons. My GOD I hated it. I hated it hated it HATED IT...and again you get the picture. Lol. But nah, tis fixed now, thanks to the wonders of Sam. I shall explain because it was kinda funny, but I do have a weird sense of humour.
I am meant to sit next to Charlotte *cough* Chav whore *cough* and Sam is meant to sit next to some guy called Matthew, who everyone calls Cookie, which I just find annoying. But anyway. And in Soc. you're meant to discuss stuff a lot. But Charlotte never talked to me. She never even looked at me. It's very hard to talk to someone who is trying very hard to pretend you don't exist. But anyway. Lol. And so we were meant to be talking about the sheet and Miss Knight came to the back of the room to get a book and she looked and me and Charlotte sitting in silence, then she looked at Sam and Matthew sitting in silence, and then she asked if Sam would like to move to sit next to me. WHO0OOOOOOOOOOOT! The Bestest Thing EVER! So me and Sam had fun sitting together. And we got the work done. So that was cool. And then at lunch we went to see Mr F, our head of year, because we were kinda thinking we might drop Soc., but then he kinda talked us out of it, and he kept making me laugh, and then he said "Thanks for not laughing at me" when we left, and I just laughed some more... So yah, then me and Sam went to see Miss Knight. And we asked if we could sit together permanently. And SHE SAID YES! So now I sit with Sam in all my Sociology lessons, whcih ROCKS in case you hadn't worked that part out yet. There was a funny moment when me and Sam were trying to explain why the group sucks. Miss Knight doesn't seem to understand the concept of the group sucking, which is a group full of Chavs, so yah...
Then we had break and Emma brought in coloured sugar and it tastes sooo good. It kinda melts in your mouth...ooo it is soo lovelyful. We shall worship Emma if she brings more. I don't know why Emma gets all the yummy food though. Lol.
Then I had German, and I spent my German lesson trying to avoid getting asked a question (SUCCESS!) and watching my hands shake (even more than usual) and writing some utter bollocks about myself. And also it seems I forgot the word for snake, which is clearly common knowledge. At least one would think that from the reaction Mrs Chalmers gave me. Uber bitch. Me and Cat got in an argument with Ashley and Random Chav Guy, oh, no, wait, I'm wrong. Random Rude Boy. Yah, because Chavs wear Burberry. And Rude Boys are so much different. Yup. But anyway the argument was fun.
Then we had History. I hate History lessons with Mr Strickland. He scares the hell out of me. He just seems so hyped up and speedy all the time...he's like jumping round the classroom, scribbling on the board (I can't read his handwriting and stupid Joe I sit next to covers his book so I can't copy, then blatantly copies mine), running past the interactive whiteboard, saying lots of stuff over and over, playing around with the computer, rummaging around in filing cabinets...ugh he scares me so much. He has waaaay too much energy. It just makes me tense up whenever I go in his classroom. I sit there all tensed up and trying not to look at him because it just freaks the hell out of me that he can have that much energy when I find it so hard to get out of bed. I know I said that I think Josh is like a puppy on speed, but Mr Strickland beats him by miles. He is like a puppy on coke, speed, sugar and caffeine on Christmas morning, while being drunk. *Shudder*
Then lunch was kinda dull except for the sorting out of Sociology. And the eating of Emma's happy smiley lemon cake square things. They were nice. And they did make you wanna smile. So we all did. Then we evaluated them and we all tried to out random each other.
Media started off crappy, but then I got to move next to Emma because we're "working together" again. She does most of the work. I offer encouragement and say random words. It's a good team.
I guess all in all it was a good day. I sure as hell seem to have babbled long enough.