It's been a good week so far

OK, now that I have finished introducing and re-introducing my new school, now it's pretty much back to normal life here in KL. Everything is good, perhaps the happiest moment of my week so far has been the Liverpool-Everton match. A very well fought match which saw Kyrgiakos sent off and Kuyt scoring a phenomenal header! Business as usual, got an English essay coming up this week(uuurg) and a few bits and pieces from History. My two favourite school days are coming next! Tuesday and Wednesday. I mean it's all the how do you say, the un-academic subjects. From PE to Music to Drama. Life's not just good, it's really awesome!

Life's Just Different

It's been a rather long time since I have posted on my blog, ad boy has my life changed. I am still getting lost in my new school and it is kinda ridiculously big. Met the awesomest of people and some of the most talented soccer players I have ever seen. Life here is different, but I am really getting used to it. My god some people are just ridiculously funny here! Got some strange subjects I would have never gotten in Kuantan. You got the Biology, Chemistry and Physics for starters, and then I've got Drama, a much better PE and a million percent better ICT lessons. My god, I love the cafeteria here, from Burritos, to the mixed rice and then the drinks stands. Just so good! Liverpool have signed someone, I believe he's a right back, and I hope he will shore up the defence. Go, Torsidis!
Life's Different,
LMNOP

School

School here is a whole new adventure compared to what I have experienceed both in Kuantan and in Singapore. I still can't find my way to one of my key classes, maybe even the most important, English! There was a tiny blip of confusion in the two extra languages as MFL. In the end, I picked Spanish and the one that was compulsary, Malay. I find the school her ok, and my grandparents are currently visiting and staying at my place for a short while. I have just set up a new Twitter account, as you can see on your right. Follow it! Currently, I only have one follower!

Lithuania!

I  had to do a Geography homework on Lithuania today, and I really enjoyed learning about it. The girls took  all the good countries such as Spain, France and Italy and the three boys in class got places that were rather hard, such as the others being Estonia and Ukraine.
I learned that

• Lithuania was the first country from the former USSR to gain independence
• Serpents are worshiped in Lithuania 
• Lithuania was once the largest country in Europe
•  The elevator of the highest building in Lithuania can travel from top to bottom in 40 seconds
• And that the Lithuanian president of Europe flew around Earth with a single engined plane(47 days)
  

The Wierdest Game Of Cricket

Today, I had PE, and had one of the strangest versions of PE in my life, we played cricket and completely different from the usual one, we used a rubbish bin and played "continuous cricket". Not a good PE!

Back To School

It's really been quite a regular week in school, really usual, doing this awesome disaster thing, where you have a plant and purposely jump right into it and do a few stunts, awesome! I am guessing Mithiran, my mystery hacker has been beaten up by my cousin, read his blog, chowyaowen.blogspot.com. I celebrated my 13th bithday this week too! Plus, I have finally gotten my facebook up and running again, with my real age!

Weekend

Here comes the weekend! The weekend is back, and it was starting to get really boring in school, doing school profiles, maths, English and atatatata.

The French Revolution!

My new topic for history is the French Revolution, sounds boring? It's actually really interesting and I am personally really excited to learn! Here are a few facts.

1. When the King and Queen were overthrown, the new leaders of France wanted everything to be different - including the calendar and the time. So they created a whole new calendar and a whole new way of telling time. They changed the days of the week from seven to ten. Each day was divided into ten hours. Each hour had 100 minutes and each minute had 100 seconds.
Confusing? You bet! If you go to France now, guess what? They tell time and have a calendar just like ours! So this revolutionary change did not last long.


2. The Parisians visited their hairdressers every day but only put on clean clothes once a month (Ewww!)

First Day Back (Again)

After trips to Singapore, I officially started school today, quite a lots of things to do, teachers profiles and all that, really quite a good day! And I forgot indoor shoes, so socks are really dirty!

Extra Photos

These are extra photos of the day we went to the beach.

Formal Dress Nite

My class had a formal evening out at Crocodile Rock, and I was honestly surprised at how some of my buddies dressed for he nite, we had a meal and the year 8s( who were leaving) received certificates for studying in GIS, I will post photos when I get a hold of them.