Mm'hmm, I totally enjoyed my day alright.

I was sort of nervous when I was on the way to school. I don't know why. I mean, me becoming tan a little so wasn't the reason why I felt nervous. In fact, I don't think I'm tan. Just...red. Right now, I look like as if I'm blushing when in truth, I'm not. Haaa I'm so red. Well, that's just how I feel whenever I go to school. A little nervous.

As I got to school, I sat with Sara and a bunch of my other friends at the canteen. We did a little recap of what happened yesterday at Wawin's birthday party. And seriously, they really can't stop mentioning the part where I was standing inside the swimming pool with a blue bucket on my head, saying "We've got cool headgear and you don't!" with that ghetto 'tude. Haha. Well, it's only funny to me. But it was completely hilarious to them! :D

As usual, we went through the reading session and the assembly.

By the time it was the fourth period, I began to feel very sleepy. Too sleepy, in fact. I was reading Tropical Kiss, and suddenly I felt really sleepy. All of a sudden. Like as if I haven't slept for one whole day. With my finger in my book to mark the part where I've been reading, I finally dozed off into a really short nap. After about ten minutes, I woke up with a sudden shock. I checked my watch on my right wrist and it only showed 3.50pm. Which meant that I still had like 15 minutes before recess.

Okay, I was feeling very sleepy during recess. I walked like as if I was high. My eyes were quite red and puffy and I kept on covering my yawns. I don't know what made me so sleepy all of a sudden. It was like as if I just had a couple of big tablespoons full of cough medicine. So in the end, I just ate fish sticks, a slice of banana cake, and a box of iced lemon tea. I was supposed to eat a full meal because I was going to have that sukaneka later, but my appetite said no. I was sleepy and my appetite became sleepy as well.

After recess, it was English time. My teacher came in with a pile of papers in her hands. It was our exam papers. I was so excited but at the same time I was a little nervous. The anxiety was eating me alive!

As soon as my name was called up, I quickly dashed in front of the class to get my paper. They weren't calculated yet, so I had to calculate the full percentage by myself. And I got...89%! WOOHOOOOOOO!!! Hah, that'll show CBC that we can really do her exam papers, HA! I practically wanted to scream and jump in euphoria.

Then it was time for the sukaneka. I felt nervous and I was kinda low on energy, since I only ate a little during recess. Then we went to the field near the form three block of the school for the program.

First of all, we had to play something like hockey. No offense or anything, but I completely despise hockey. Heck, I even suck at it! I mean, I'm not really a sporty type of person, you know, a person who'd play sports. The only sport I actually enjoy playing is tennis, and maybe badminton as well. But hockey? No way -- it's a miracle I can even hold the stick right.

There were three cones placed along on each of the four tracks. One track for one class. One team had eight people on it. There were two rounds, actually. But my class played during the second round, thank God.

We had to push a tennis ball -- I know, tennis ball with a hockey stick? Ha, hilarious! -- across to the other side of the field. And along the tracks, there were cones. We had to drag the ball in a circle around the cone, three times, on all of the three cones. Trust me, by the time you reach the second circle at the second cone, you'd practically get a migrane. Well, that's what I got.

Sara was the first to go and drag the ball to the other side. And alhamdulillah, she was fortuitious alright! She circled the cones so extemporaneously, like as if she had been practicing for a really long time. Not only that, she was so fast! And because of her, we wont first place for the first game. Not that I'm surprised or anything. I mean, Sara is the best hockey player around.

Second of all, a representative from each team had to blow a balloon until it pops. In the balloons were numbers (and flour), but I don't really get why there were numbers in the balloons. Our representative, Piqa, was the first to pop her balloon and she got a number 1 that was placed inside the balloon. Once again, 2T won!

The third game was messy alright. Not to mention tricky! We had to line up at our own tracks. At the end of our tracks, there were chairs. And on the chairs were a plate of flour mixed with some water so that it becomes dough-y. And in the dough were packets of sweets.

We had to run to the chair that held the plate of flour and water with candies in it. We had to use our faces to go through all the flour and water until we found a candy. We were prohibited to use our hands to take out the candy. And trust me, it was sick! And after we got the candy, we had to stand behind the chair and eat it until it's finished. Then only we can run back to our teammates and only then can they go and get the candy.

While it was my turn, I nearly vomited on the spot. Since I was the fourth to go, the water and flour became into a really sticky dough. I had to use my nose to fish out the candy from the plate. But in the process of doing so, some bits of dough went into my mouth and that's when I started to feel sick -- luckily there was no vomit. I spat out the dough and I quickly took the candy with my teeth.

Ah, this is the tricky part. I went and stood behind the chair and I quickly tore open the wrapper off the candy. I did it in a few seconds alright, but the candy got stuck to the wrapper and I didn't open it wide enough for the candy to pop out. I used my teeth to bite the candy and I chewed it vigorously. At the side of the field -- and also at my track -- I could hear my classmates cheering me on. They were all, "GO IMAN!" and "KUNYAH, IMAN! KUNYAAAAHHHHH!" or "CEPAT IMAN!!! CEPAAAAATTTTTT!". I stood behind the chair while chewing on the candy -- just hoping for the candy to disappear quickly into my throat -- and I was wincing. I winced from the awful taste of the sick dough combined with the orange-flavoured candy.

I finally managed to choke down the candy and I ran back to my teammates. I was running quite funnily, since I was already out of energy.

By the time I was finished, my hands were covered in thick dough and my face were covered with flour. Bits of dough got stuck to my lips and the space between my nose and my top lip. Team members from other classes were having fun smearing their leftover dough on other people's faces. It was funny. But I really enjoyed it though.

Then I went to the toilet to wash off the dough from my face and my hands. It's tricky because the dough were very sticky and it got dry really quickly. So it's like washing off some really strong glue off your skin.

By the way, we finished second last for the candy part. Haha.

Then it was time for the fourth game. We had to line up side by side according to our classes. We were each given a straw and a rubber band for each team. We had to pass the rubber band with the straw in our mouths without touching the rubber band with our hands. It was sort of tricky too. We finished in fifth.

Well, all in all, I really had a great time at school today. Tomorrow there will be some more fun activities that are going to be held and I'm soooooo excited! See, this is why I never want to skip school during the last few weeks of school for the year. You get to do all sorts of fun activities and trust me, you don't know what you're going to miss.

Wow, I'm tired.