). Before going to the Depot at about 5 PM. And then I'm off until next Tuesday, where I have my English exam. And my music exam on the 29th I think, I better check that.
) and others, such as myself, were clearing away the weeds and grass to uncover a path that'd been hidden away for about 3 years.
We've changed from doing Citizenship and politics in Life Skills to DIY. Today we were doingchild labourgardening, where the school's terribly overgrown 'garden' gets sorted out by we unfaithful Year 10s. There's a twisted wreck of glass and metal where a greenhouse once was before a nasty storm tore it down a few years ago, and a rather unattractive pond with no sign of life in it at all. Different people had different jobs, some people were digging out flower beds, others were trimming the bushes (much to some people's amusement
My friend was hopeless at it. I don't want to sound awful, but he was hilarious. He started hacking at the weeds and grass, making bits of overgrowth fly into the air and hit any unfortunate student nearby. We tried teaching him how to do it, but he wanted to do it his way. I need to record him on Thursday and show you guys.
We've changed from doing Citizenship and politics in Life Skills to DIY. Today we were doingchild labourgardening, where the school's terribly overgrown 'garden' gets sorted out by we unfaithful Year 10s. There's a twisted wreck of glass and metal where a greenhouse once was before a nasty storm tore it down a few years ago, and a rather unattractive pond with no sign of life in it at all. Different people had different jobs, some people were digging out flower beds, others were trimming the bushes (much to some people's amusement
My friend was hopeless at it. I don't want to sound awful, but he was hilarious. He started hacking at the weeds and grass, making bits of overgrowth fly into the air and hit any unfortunate student nearby. We tried teaching him how to do it, but he wanted to do it his way. I need to record him on Thursday and show you guys.
Loving how the school gets you to do what the caretakers should have done.
! The caretakers have their own little 'nest' as they call it. Basically, it's a small house that nobody wants to buy that sits just inside the school gates, so the caretakers called it The Nest. It's got a driveway and everything. That has a nice garden down there because all the low-ability students do the stuff down there because they aren't/can't be productive in lessons. Back when I was in Year 7 the school hired some blokes to clear up the garden that we're working on, and it took them a week of non-stop work to get it looking nice. Thing is, the school never maintained it so now it looks a mess again. 
Well that is if I don't have to redo it because I balls it up, and seeing as my teacher has a vendetta against me that might happen 
However I actually do think I'm writing it really well, albeit taking my time I'm getting every fine detail in there. Whatever happens I won't get stressed about it, never have over tests, I always seem to be the only person who goes into exams relaxed.
He's not practical at all either. I'm actually quite convinced he's gay, because he talks and acts very camp, although he's been asked many times and he says he isn't, and he's also told us he likes a girl, but won't tell us who. He calls himself a 'feminine male'. He said he'd just make cups of tea and coffee for us during Life Skills instead of doing the gardening. Some of our other friends are going to give him really obscure orders. I personally don't drink tea or coffee, so I'll just say, "I'll have a cup of tea with no tea bag, no milk, no sugar and cold."
I'm not gay, just can't do anthing that involves at the tea thing. If he's quite slow to register stuff then that will be hilarious.
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He's saying that D.C is in fact a state and is using the map of the votes as proof where it says 50 of 51 states have voted, however he has failed to noticed the asterisk that said 'including capital district Washington D.C' 
Some even say Puerto Rico is a state, but i think it is owned by america but isn't actually considered a state.My friend is trying to argue (if this is possible) that there are 51 states in America
I've show him every source possible, I even explained how D.C means District of Columbia but his argument is "All Americans say it's a state so it is"
Actually that's a question, do all Americans refer to Washington D.C as a state? And I am aware of Washington state.
I could be wrong.
