Monday was so boring
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My Monday was very busy. Had a schedule change for school so now I take an in-person history class instead of getting to go home early and do it online, on the first day it turns out the teacher is this very homosexual-looking Black who has an earring and a big tattoo on his left arm, and he sat me next to the most insufferable, obese, ugly leftist lady you could ever imagine and some Gypsy-looking girl. The Gypsy didn't really pay me any mind since she was just confused at my arrival as a new student, while the fat girl kept looking at me weird and would really weirdly and aggressively toss the papers I needed to me when she was grabbing them for our table, and then she started nagging to the gypsy about how much she hates our state governor (I think she said something about how he restricted abortions). At least it levels out, since in the class previous to that, I'm seated with three intelligent White women who I all know very well. Today's subject was on racial integration in Missourian schools (during those decades when the country started very openly going to shit) and how it related to more significant and well-known cases like Wallace's opposition to Alabama's forced integration, or stuff like Arkansas's Little Rock case. I hate it a lot, but at least there's only a few months of all of the foolish mistruths I have to write about and then I'll never have to take another public school U.S history class again, I don't think.
Later in the day I had an assessment performance with my school's choir, where we have some judges and we sing some songs we've been learning for them to then score (things like accuracy, rhythm, pitch, dynamics, that sort of thing), and then we sight-read afterwards (pretty much you read notes as a group off of a piece of paper in a particular rhythm), which they also scored. I think that went well. While I was sitting in the lobby for a bit after the whole thing, I got to talk to a girl who I'm acquaintances with from the choir, it was a pleasant little conversation about how we thought we did during the assessment and what plans we had once we got home (I didn't tell her I'd be posting on soyjak.blog but a part of what I did tell her was that I would sit down at my PC and relax for a while). I'm glad most people at high school who know me are nice people. Still a bit disappointed that I have to sit next to that commie bitch in my U.S history for the next ten weeks.
Later in the day I had an assessment performance with my school's choir, where we have some judges and we sing some songs we've been learning for them to then score (things like accuracy, rhythm, pitch, dynamics, that sort of thing), and then we sight-read afterwards (pretty much you read notes as a group off of a piece of paper in a particular rhythm), which they also scored. I think that went well. While I was sitting in the lobby for a bit after the whole thing, I got to talk to a girl who I'm acquaintances with from the choir, it was a pleasant little conversation about how we thought we did during the assessment and what plans we had once we got home (I didn't tell her I'd be posting on soyjak.blog but a part of what I did tell her was that I would sit down at my PC and relax for a while). I'm glad most people at high school who know me are nice people. Still a bit disappointed that I have to sit next to that commie bitch in my U.S history for the next ten weeks.
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