I'm not sure what I was going to write. I had this huge rant written in my head, but now it's not coming out as how I prescribed it.
So school thought they'd be cool and do a "Superheros and Cartoon Character" theme to our Sports Carnival. What's the point of having a theme if there's no prize? It's just the fun of dressing up that get people into it. But being me, the Asian into anime, I thought of cosplaying. I can't go as my Yuuki cosplay from Vampire Knight because half the school will tilt their heads and ask "what are you meant to be?" So instead, I'll remind the girls of their childhood and go as Sailor Mercury. But because it is a school event, I'm not going to go all out as I would if I were going to Supanova. I just don't feel the enthusiasm towards it as I did to making my Yuuki-Cross outfit. That being said, I'm actually going to spend more on being Sailor Mecury than I did being Yuuki. Mainly because I'm too lazy to alter anything myself, so I'm trying my best to make everything premade. Of course that massive bow stuck between her breasts is going to work on. Where do I buy big ribbons?
Anyways.... I'm trying to start my assignments, but I did this instead. I don't feel the motivation to do them anymore. It's the last year, and this is the last important term we have. After they told me that, I've been picturing the easy slope of term 4 ahead, and can't get myself getting up their first. My history teacher made it sound cool, term 4 is just rolling down a hill, but term 3 you have to climb up first. That sucks. Everything should just come done. I'd buy cheat sheets if this was America.... actually, I wouldn't. 1) I don't have the money (let's ignore my birthday money) and 2) that's morally wrong and I'll regret it later.
So I had interschool sports today at Grace Colleage. They kept passing mean comments about our school's appearance as they walked past us though. I'm going to take that to heart, I will. But that's a bit stupid, considering all the sh*t the reserves were saying about their school. I hate feeling as if I'm in between somehow, but that's just my girly attributes showing, as my extension english teacher would subtly say.
He gave us the best advice today, to us girls, "stop being nice!" Nick then turned around and begged me to stay nice, because he prefers it that way. I wonder why.
Anyway, I should stop my ranting now because, as I was waiting for, a wave to do FTV has flown through my body.
That sounds really nerdy.