My First Day

was very normal to say the least. I found out that I'm in T1I with Pinji and wan and Katak! yay! Other than them...I hardly know anyone else. 0_O I'm the only Econ student in that class. And when I check the other classes, eeeeek, the other econ students are the already smart ones. I only took it out of pure interest, but dude. HEEELP. I suppose my subject combination is weird. Bio+Econ+Maths+GP? ANTAH EH.



We had a briefing in the morning. Whoa. Were the teachers talking. I don't like the fact that we have to move from one class to another for every subject. Good thing is, I have Econ and GP in the same class and they're both on the same floor as our Bio lab, both classes on the first floor. Except Maths which is on the second floor, same level as my registration class room. And on most days, I have Econ and GP next to each other. Fuuh. Now my only complaint is that there is no air-conditioner in my class, and the place where I sat at had a dead fan!



I was supposed to sit with Pinji and Wana, but guess what happened?



Her: Whose bag is that? *points to my bag on the table*

Me: It's mine.

Her: Oh, okay. *puts her bag on the same table*

Me: What are you doing?

Her: Oh, I wanna sit here. You can sit there with XXXXXX.

Me: .... D:

Um, can I just say, "FUCK YOU, BIATCH!"? But being the nice girl I am, I said "Okay." And took the seat near the dead fan. Damn her.


Please, tell me I'm not the only one whose getting more annoyed by her day by day.

We also had CCA registration, and of course I picked Kendo. Um. There were quite a number of newcomers, but I don't think it reached 40. Most were lower secondary students, and and lets hope we won't be the oldest age group again because some PU2s signed up too, and lets hope these guys last unlike the girls last year, excluding Fadhil who's been with us since last year. Oh yeah, he bought a bokuto in Japan D: A BLACK bokuto.

Anyway, after the CCA registration, most of us chose to just stay in that class and talk since we had nothing else to do. Time reached 12.30 and the only ones left were Reef, Jyn, Fadhil and me. So what the heck. Story-telling time. Mainly about Fadhil-in-Japan and How-Jyn-Got-The-Scar. Went on and on and on. And finally, our tummies rang. XD So I met up with Lylah in the canteen, saw Izzah before she went into her lab, and bought some food. And since I was with her, of course, what else, mengumpat-ing time. No one in particular. Just about the public clinics. Bleh.

Went home around 5. Then, my parents and I got ready for the tahlil at my late uncle's house. Nothing interesting happened. Just some which I don't really dare say. XD But, when we had to go, and I had to salam everyone, the things they did, oh god, just made me remember Zati's post. The were all "bah"-ing each other. I was the only teenager over there. The rest were a.d.u.l.t.s. So, I guess when I said "Bah!" mockingly out loud to this aunt of mine, she was...surprised? XD And started laughing uncontrollably. "Barutah ku mendangar suaranya niii!" Haha WTF. I guess I've always been the quiet one among them. And that was when everyone realised that Bruneians have been using the word "Bah" too much. Yet, that didn't stop them. I said it was so "typically bruneian". They said it's "uniquely bruneian". I say ""MANASAJA TAH".

THE END.