Last Few Moments of Blue

The minutes were cruel.

Hours were punishing.

Is the time just fiendish in these past few weeks? 'Cause every second spent in that four-walled, dusty-chalked room, and I was dying to evacuate.

The Blue life in summary?

It's simple. I almost had a perfect one, if not for that wrong-usage-of-grammar rockstar who often visits...the barber shop. The set of mentors? They were amazing. A reason for me having survived Chem, SocSci, Geometry and it's tedious theorems and postulates, English? It was clearly brilliant.

My ten-month companions? Well...Let me think?

We all have different worlds and they for sure do not exist in mine. Not all of them, some contain a small link. But other than that, I place distance in what you call, relationships. Actually I've been getting along quite well, if not for that tattle-tale, ambitious...Well who knows what it's called. And I've been stuck with it for ten whole freaking months. And later did I know that it's stinking wrath had clogged my nose. It was, I think, a certain unknown brand of plastic. I'm entirely sure of that. You know what? I'm glad all those ruckus and commotions were made. Had it not happen, I would never be certain what kind it was, a garbage plastic. I'm sure you're aware of what it is, the one that contains filth and stench. Anyways, I suppose, it needs another separate entry for that.

So The Blue year?

I've learned new things and experienced a lot. After the limitless dark horizon, comes a warm light. To sum it all up:

It was a great roller coaster ride. =)

A Week Spent on Tediousness

Let's start by narrating how this week became extraordinarily boring :

After the unforgettable Junior-Senior Promenade we had a week ago, with only a week to prepare for the dress, mask, and the over-all facade and which I can say that it was not close to memorable, only a fraction of time given for another round of exhaustingly event... Intramurals.

So Intrams this year was...uhhhhh...(crickets)... not exciting since many events have been removed due to the lack of time. Of course the teacher's promises were always broken, when they had announced five months ago that they'd be completing all the events if we wait till school ends, we're unfortunate enough to be having this kind of intrams for this year.
After a three-day intrams, we had the rest of the week, that means the two-day, left for practicing for the family day and it means for us, the non-participants, a two-whole-day spent on boring time spent uselessly on talking, walking, eating and talking again, walking, and eating.

And another day spent under the sweltering, skin-burning cancer we're receiving after spending a total of an hour or more under the sun. And watching those fluffy, colorful, an almost eye-squirming rainbow of bright, neon colors that can almost cover the whole pupil because of an enormously, large, blind spot. And strolling back and forth again under the humongous spot light, the sun. And that was our Family Day. And now, we all look as if we were foreigners from the southern part of Africa belonging to a tribe called 'ATI' which means BLACK.

=)