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My first week of school was great! I really had a great time seeing my friends. I really missed them a lot! since we have a tight bonding since then. First thing I saw when I stepped into the classroom is my friend, Cheyenne, and my other friends. Then, she helped me carry my big bag to my seat. Our seat was already arranged by number. UNluckily, I was assigned at the very back of the classroom, fourth row last seat. All the boys are occupying the front seats. I really wish I’d grower! All of my classmates that are in front of me are so tall! I can barely see! But i do like my seatmates. But then, our adviser had to change our seats again, since majority of the noise came from the boys and all of them compiled in the front seats. Our new seats are also by number, but only it’s alternately boy, girl column by column. Since majority of the class are girls and I’m student number 41, my seatmates are girls! Yipee! But it’s so cold in my seat! After all the orientation of the teahcers to their subjects, we started lessons. Our first quiz was supposed to be held today, but then classes were suspended due to typhoon signal number 2. It was also duty day for all scouts. Scouting is required for all freshmen (meaning, non-varsity, special PE participants and non-DBMC members are scouts in first year). So our duty day is moved to Monday. The Club Fair was also to be held today, but again, due to typhoon signal number 2, it was postponed. Hopefully, next week we can choose our clubs, if not next week, the next week! Me and my friends settled to the decision of joining Scratch(all about drawing club). But we need to join 2 clubs. So I’m still deciding on the next one! We had our first-PE-on-a-Thursday. It was very boring. Assignments? uhm.. Not too much and hard after all . Well, til here! Tell you more about my highschool ventures next time!

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