Written at 9:23 PM on 25 November 2011
dear reader;
Today there was this 'workshop' for people who're doing HOLLIE.
TWSS. JKSSSSSSSSSSSSS.
It was supposed to only run from periods one to three, but it ended up taking up all of four, which was pretty cool, cause well science isn't that cool. SO YAY 4 PERIODS OF BLUDGE.
It wasn't that bludge bludge though.
Who knew that Mr Madgwick & mr McMahon actually knew how to do a presentation? And make it mildly amusing? Even though they didn't adhere to time limits(they said it was because they were old, thus talking slower, and they shouldn't be timed abyway because they're teachers...) it was still pretty amazing.
"Don't carry over yesterday's hangover" - Mr. McMahon.
*whole audience starts laughing* ... *Mr Henshaw and Madgwick start laughing*
**audience can see that Mr McMahon just ealised what just came out**
"ok... I meant *insert boring analogy* ..." - Mr McMahon
*audience is still laughing*
"Don't tell Ms Achele/Ms Ash". *turns pretty pink*
I WAS ROFLING. ...
In third period, we had to do this brainstorming on what we thought being a global digital citizen or something was, which wasn't that effective to be honest. What I gathered from that, was that if we just spoke of some non-profitable/charitable organisation, then we were all good. Which is what I'm going to do! Maybe. Haha.
So yeah...
Then in fourth period, we just began writing up our speeches. By the ended it everyone was "in the moment" and actually wanted to continue! AMAZING. WHO KNEw - that Hollie would actually become really cool?! For me, it was easy to actually write something up because we actually knew what we were suppsoed to do. ALSO, we'd just been shown how to do one, so double "yay, we know what to do!". Also, it was given time to do the work, so... we actually did it. Amazing.
day 328: A picture of something you hate
Nails down a chalkboard.
I've just written up, officially (ok not really, first draft) the resilience component. 800 words. Crap?
until next time;
♥Labels: 2011
yours truly
annie
