Eek! SCHOOL!

**sana** · 09-15-2010, 08:57 AM

So why not name the goldies, can't tell them apart? I have a pair of doves in my garden, daily visitors and they sometimes lay eggs in our garden's exhaust fan, loads of birdies and bulbuls in the tree in my garden, my corgie (One Down), german shepherd (Michelle) and loads of chickens, and they all work so hard that by the end of the weekend we only get half a dozen eggs alothough there are about above 20 female chickens, we have some chickens who are supposed to lay an egg everyday but they manage to lay one egg by the weekend, lol weird chickys. Many crows visit my garden and sometimes a male cat whose wife gave birth to a kitten and the mom and baby live in my cousin's house across the street. hahahah!!!!

**sana** · 09-15-2010, 09:03 AM

ohh!! yeah and there used to be a visitor in my garden, an oriental hornet, he worked so hard, you could see him work hard, his name was Buzzy, he was a lovely one. He never bit me, he used to come to Squirtle Pond to drink water since it was extremely hot those days, really miss him, he doesn't come anymore.

**wombat2u2004** · 09-15-2010, 09:09 AM

April my daughter has names for the Goldfish......but they are really weird names....hee hee.
We have lots and lots of wild parrots and doves that visit our front garden.
I have 3 feeding baskets hanging on my front trees, and I top them up with wild birdseed mix every morning.
There is also a possum living in my roof......I leave fruit out for him, otherwise he goes and eats the birdseed. He likes all fruit except banana. At the moment he is hibernating.....but I'm sure the greedy guts will be awake for more fruit soon.

The neighbours on each side of my house also have dogs....just dogs. On one side there is Prince (Samoyed) and Bruno (German shepherd), and on the other side is Tiger (Pig Dog) and Honey (Rhodesian Ridgeback).

**sana** · 09-15-2010, 08:46 PM

Going to school, pray i have a great day today, really wishing it'll be nice.

**Karen** · 09-15-2010, 09:27 PM

Have a great day, learn lots!

**Miss Z** · 09-16-2010, 04:36 AM

I had a couple of teachers whom I couldn't stand whilst I was going through school too, but I suppose I was fortunate in that there was always some class clown or another who would tick them off for the class's viewing pleasure.

But in all seriousness, no matter how strenuous it can be in some classes, it's always the best way to keep your head down and do the best you can! You might then find that the teachers you dislike actually like you quite a lot, and make life easier for you!

I've just left my sixth form college (which followed on in the same institution as my high school) to go to university. I'm going to miss it like I don't know what. So many memories of growing up, meeting friends for life, and yes, being taught by the good teachers (that always outnumber the bad

) who have had a hand in shaping my future.

It seems my time there has whizzed by and I'd do anything to go back and relive it - so as others have said, get everything you can out of your school! Work hard, play hard, join clubs, do something you've never done before, grasp as many opportunities there as you can handle; in a few years when you leave, you will feel proud of yourself.

Best of luck with the studies, and I echo Karen, studies come first! I took a lot of long breaks from PT during my school and college days, and will do so for university too. We'll all still be here when you come back for a breather.

**sana** · 09-16-2010, 05:40 AM

Well, I'm back! School was hard today. We did alot of studying and at hometime my car came late but it was ok for me. And guess what, I met a few of my family members in school. And there's something else! We found a frog in school, it was in the water basket under the AC pipe. It was fun taking it out of there, many of the girls around were afraid, I wasn't because I knew it wasn't going to bite!

It went in the hole in the wall and the wall is of the library, think about it! There was a meeting going on there! I wonder what would be their reaction if the frog jumped in the middle of the table?! hahaha!!!

Well, today's home time wasn't boring but studies don't even ask about them. Our school's head, the big guy, The school owner came in our class to check if our new english teacher was fit enough for us. I wish they wouldn't keep her. I don't like Miss T. We call her that!

Oh! and our maths teacher is back. She had a viral eye infection and she is still coming, she wears a pair of sunglasses because the disease is contagious, two of my class fellows have it and so they are on leave. Poor girls, although kinda twincy lucky not to be in school. I am sure that I would miss these days when I grow up and go to college.