I like several things

the sun on a cold day
the smell of my house
the pastry bit on cheesecakes
the night sky with no artificial lighting
the city, the life
the country, the natural
the colours of the rainbow
the joy when I make others smile
the idea of mini coopers
the feeling of hot water running down your throat
the taste of peanut butter sandwiches
the sound of crinkling plastic sleeves
the clicking of cameras
the smell of burning candles (like, actually)
the fulfilment when you do a good deed
the thought of freedom
the dreaming of a good night's sleep
the lyrics to real songs
etc


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Today during English Extension, our line was talking about the primary school days, and I brought up ________ ____. She was a girl in me class who had been born blind and I was saying how she's so smart and how she goes to ________ _____ High School. She is an amazing, strong person.

Then I remembered an extremely childish and stupid question I asked her in year 5:
So do you not know what the colour blue looks like?

Dea, Sonia, Felicity and I went on discussing how dumb I was, but after a few minutes, we discovered Felicity is more dumb than I am.

Person 1: How would you explain what the colour blue looked like to a blind person anyway?

Felicity: Like, the colour of the sea

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that's a bimbo thing to say
it's such a cheesy grapevine type of quotable quote

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Today we also had the best time scaring 'the shits' out of cherryl (I just spoke like Dr Stokes).
So, you know those stairs coming down from the library? Me, Felicity and Jessica stood at each turn in that order, waiting for Cherryl to come down. I went first and just RAHHH'd at her and she went crazy because she wasn't expecting it at all.

Then we walk a bit more, and just at the turn, Flick jumps up. She doesn't just come out from nowhere, but literally jumps up because she was crouching, and because she's so tiny it made it even more shocking for Cherryl.

Jessica was waiting right at the bottom, but hiding far enough so that Cherryl didn't suspect anything. Cherryl was fully like 'Okay guys, where is Jessica ...' Obviously we 'didn't know.' She was probably 'already sitting in the quad.'

But she wasn't.

And we scared Cherryl one last time.

Then when she calmed down we took photos with her fail camera phone, and I took professional looking candid snaps of everyone.
ME = QUEEN NINJA

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School is my second home.

Labels: humour, loved ones, photography, school