our entire class came to school today.
isnt it amazing that 28 people decided to come to school on the same day?
what's the point of staying at home to study when today's the last normal day of school together as a class?
i heard that only 10 people from one class came.
which is really sad):
because today was a fun day.
there werent any lessons today so all the teachers just let us study.
some allowed us to go anywhere in the school to study.
although studying wasnt very productive today(well, for me), it was really fun.

during LA me, col and glenda went to the library. and i love the library!
it so nice and cool and quiet and has a lot of interesting stuff.
and during IT we went to the bamboo courtyard.

then our adventure for the day arrived.
we were peacefully studying when colette suddenly stood up and shouting "monkey! monkey"
and then i saw this monkey running across quadrangle.
so we decided to follow the monkey.
and our whole class, being observant people, stood at the second level to see the monkey.
but me, col and glen were downstairs. so we watched it from a safe distance and i went to tell the general office.
and then the monkey ran away):





i think we all live in a very trusting world.
or maybe you can call it living on assumptions.
everyday we assme that the people around us are normal or arent crazy or evil or emotionally unstable.
we expect people to follow the system in place around us and we trust this system.
when we cross the road we eassume the cars waiting at the traffic light will remain stationary.
when we walk by the side of the road we assume that the drivers on the road arent planning to murder us and crash into us at the pavement.
when we eat the food at the canteen we trust the system, that the food is hygienic and has been graded properly. and that they havent just been fished out from the toilet bowl.
i think we assume that everyone will follow this system because we put our trust in it.
and our whole lives are practically living by it.
but there're always people who dont.