Hi,

After a long, grueling day of school (it starts at 8:20 and goes to 4:50) I, Bridget Sye, am sitting down at my computer (or rather, my mother's) and telling you exactly what happens at English boarding school. Not that I, myself, am a boarding student (in fact I am a day pupil), but I have flexi-boarded a couple of times and I get the gist of what goes on. Now, I am going to tell you what happen in (dun dun duh!) Latin class! There are three of us in my Latin class, BC, MH and moi, BS. Our teacher's name is Mrs. EDM, and she's sooooooooooooooo boring. She's nice, and doesn't give out minuses but that's as far as it goes. Shall I enlighten you why I don't like her?
a) she's really boring and we don't know what she's talking about half the time
b) she gives us lots of preps including learning ones which we never do
c) she has no sense of style, she wears the same clothes all the time, she can't do her makeup AND she's got the most HORRIBLE perfume ever. No kidding. It's gross!
a typical two minutes in our Latin class:

Mrs. EDM: So if the we were to make the verb 'dormius' perfect, what would it be?
BC: Ummm...................... *draws on Latin book*
Mrs. EDM: MH? Do you know?
MH: *Looks confused* Dorminusi?
Mrs. EDM: No, BS?
BS: Uh, well, dormisi?
Mrs. EDM: No, it's dormivi. Learn your verbs, perfect endings and meaning for prep. Remember; dormius goes to dormivi which to means to sleep!

Do you see what I mean? Latin sounds okay, but really: IT'S EVIL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Well, I have to get on with my maths prep now, so I'll see you tomorrow!

Ciao,

Bridget

GLOSSARY:

Doing the walk- A walk around the school with one girl and one boy (groups of girls and groups of boys do NOT count as doing the walk). This signals that the boy and the girl are interested in each other and will probably end up going out with each other more often than not.