yes yes, I know I was supposed to do this yesterday but sisters are an obstacle within themselves.
Math: hazzah, not as hard as I expected. Managed to finish, although my last few characters were
really messy. Or at least, messier than usual.
then after that, badminton for 2 hours, spiderman 3 (again), then home.
which is funny, because if I was dismissed at 2.40 (normal timing) instead of 9 (special timing), I would have gotten home at 9. what was funnier was when we were on the bus, and there was this bunch of new town secondary students
GOING to school while we were
LEAVING ours. heh heh heh.
today, waking up early, realising the oh-so little people who were watching spiderman 3 (ab, you should have gone. you and your procrastination), but going anyway. Was good, scaring people at the scary parts (sorry michele, heh), and I finally collected my mocha frap (chocalate-y goodness)
gahhhhh, first I had the annoying animal planet song stuck in my head (*sacarsm* THANK YOU ERVIN), then I had the "come on, thumbs up" song which they played before the movie stuck in my head, now its the "and with the moon up above, its wonderful" which was what M.J. sang during spiderman 3. I need better songs stuck in my head.
(I feel bracket-happy today)
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(I say "heh" too much)
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On a more serious note, I realise the useful-ness of the word "hosanna". As sister Lorraine mentioned during the service, the word hosanna has two meanings:
1) a cry meaning save, a "save us, save me" kinda save
2) a way of saying praise to, of thanking God
You see in any situation, you can use it. When you're happy, its used in the second meaning, thanking God for the blessings he has showered upon you. When you're down or angry or not happy in general, cry hosanna, for him to save you.
And when you're feeling just plain weird, use it for both meanings, just because you should.
im beginning to be multi-lingual. Yay!
Unfortunately, the multi-lingual part doesn't include chinese. heh.
yea, I say "heh" wayyyyyyyyy too often