Spiffy's RollerCoaster Life... Caminando Por La Vida

Happiness

{ 19:33, Tuesday 26 February 2008 } { 0 comments } { Link }

Hi blog, and blogreaders (if I have any xD)...

A long time, as always and as usual.
Next week my second evaluation exams start. *shiver*
I have had of course tons of exams anyway, some have gone better than others. I was asked Social Science once and totally fluffed it. I actually knew it and all, but I was asked in front of everybody, but I got nervous and went blank.
I also got ill at the end of last week. I remember feeling sad, because my friends said they'd ring me but they weren't able to in the end. Anyway, their excuses were good enough.
On the Saturday I went to write at G's house, and then M the magician joined us in because he was 'bored'. This ended up in watching Paprika, a lovely film which I have watched once before, and very happily watched again.

On Monday, incredible, but people were happy to see me back. *_*
And then, the Social Science teacher told me he was going to have to ask me the following day!
Scary for me, but since I had to go to the Sport's Centre to recover an exam I had not done the last Thursday (I was ill), I arranged with him to meet him at 4th hour and he would ask me.
I asked him what he would ask me:
"Oh... One question about the world and one question about the history of Spain".
So UNhelpful, because that basically meant studying everything. Anyway, that afternoon, after my Japanese class, I didn't have enough class, but I learnt part of Spanish history "de pe a pa" (perfectly). I didn't know it before. As for the world, I know all about that more or less, and the Spanish civil war and Franco, I just hope he won't ask me that...
So, I went on Tuesday, and he asked me what I had been able to study most yesterday.
On normal occasions I would have thought this a trick question to ask what I didn't know, but since he knows I am a truthful person, and I said the day before I had Japanese and didn't have 100% time to study, then I answered what I had studied:
"Mainly Spanish history, from the beginning till right before the civil war".
His questions were veeeery hard, but I answered correctly. B-)
I was happy again. Although I had only got 8/10 approx in my German exam... I don't get this, 1 point off for having crossed out a sentence I didn't want to present?
And then, in the afternoon today, I went to the Sports Centre with my old year. Waaaaaaaaah!!
I was soooo happy -^____^-
Lots of people asked me why I was there, and they seemed happy to see me. So happy me, so happy me. I saw my old PE-friend (the one I used to whizz about with). And they only asked me ONCE if I liked G (I often get this asked many more times, although I think people don't say anything anymore because they think I am already his girlfriend or something), which is quite a record because last year I would hear nothing else.
Going there, G sat next to me on the bus, and on the way back too. And after begging a KitKat with E from him, you could say we had a nice time. As for the PE exam, just as well you can repeat it... The objective is to bounce a ball through cones, get in two baskets, move with feet, etc, etc as fast as possible. For girls, 36-38 (can't remember which) seconds is good, and for boys 34. More than 45-55 seconds is BAAAAD.
E went first. 50 seconds. For girls that is a pass.
Then went G. 40 seconds. He seemed chuffed. Apparently he used to be no good at this.
Then me... I think the world must have been against me, because I am often not to bad at this (practice makes perfect) but today... I accidentally skipped a cone, wouldn't get the ball in the basket. No matter how much I shot, it wouldn't go in. Then with the feet, I went slower than usual. Couldn't lift ball up. Missed next few baskets, and totally embarassed I get back to starting point.
62 seconds. World spins, and stops. =[ Fail.
LUCKILY -- you can do it twice, so I had another chance.
E did 66 seconds. Not happy.
G did 64 seconds. Not happy, but still happy, because it is the best mark which counts, and he had 40.
My turn (I had to go last because I am not from their year). I remembered what I had said to someone before to not to worry, that they could do it, all they had to do was...
G told me not to worry, just imagine the basket was a boss-level enemy that you killed with two shots. I pointed out that I would sooner kill it with one shot. ^_^

So, with a nice frame of mind, I set off the second time. The ball went fine, it went in each baskets, and I think I did it all very well. 37.8 seconds. Wheeee!!!
G and E - not happy xD

Anyway, when we went back on the bus, I sat next to G again, and back at the school we saw E's new glasses (she needed glasses, G discovered that she saw better through his glasses, and I took her to the optician about 6 months later). So she got glasses, and now we all have glasses except the magician.
Another thing about the sport's centre, another boy (with glasses too), called El for short in this blog, had forgotten his PE clothes. I gave him a small copy, size 12 (I wore the size 14). It went fine to him, but I think he was embarassed because it looked very small on him. Hehehee...

After seeing E's glasses, my bag was very heavy, but for some reason I followed G to one of his old friend's houses to give them homework.
Anyway, it has been a very nice day today. :) I have come out very pleased from it... I was not happy a couple of weeks ago, but not I feel ace, apart from a light cold which is the reminiscence of my ear-ache and bad cold from last week.

Yes... It's nice to have mature friends...
Speaking of maturity, yesterday I remember a very philosophical conversations, where G, M, E and I all argued about:
- How to build time machines
- Dimensions
- How to solve brain problems
- What is time?
- What is infinite?
- What is outside the universe
And plenty more, but with our own private theories. There was a little group of 7th graders listening and tittering by us, but I think they enjoyed our conversation. :) I love talking with these people, you can have a REAL conversation, they are not immature, think 'badly', and make you feel happy.
Yes... It's good to have friends. <3 :)
I wish I'd found better friends when I was younger, but maybe the fact I had bad friends when I was younger meant I did not turn into a nasty person like them. :)

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