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[chess]

I knew the day was going to be bad when it started with the train being far more late than it usually is. We even got the train driver on the intercom explaining in detail why it was late and apologising profusely. Then when I got into school I read the wrong day off my timetable and went to the wrong lesson, and because I don't know who's in my Economics group and ppl from my year were there I even went in, and Jessica Talbot kindly pointed out that I was in the wrong lesson... so I rushed over to Maths with my Economics textbook (thankfully I decided against going back to my locker to collect my books, 'cos Sath had my maths book due to her taking it by mistake last lesson), made a mess of sitting down in my chair and jammed my fingers between the chair and the table, and Sath said 'One of those days?'. And it certainly was.

(insert piece about missing the train on the way home here when time permits)

Comments

[sagima.livejournal.com]

I'm glad i don't do school anymore - i know exactly where i am to be from one day to the next and getting to and from is nearly completely under my control

[spanishangel.livejournal.com]

we've all had days like that, hun, don't sweat it. just be glad not ALL your days are like that and worse!! >.< anyway, hope things brighten up for you soon.

angel, just some anonymous type person

[(Anonymous)]

You've been neglecting your LJ a lot recently chess....

True enough...

[chess]

...hence the monster post I just produced that no-one will ever bother to read 'cos it's far too long!

I think I'll just leave the bracketed comment here for posterity tho, 'cos I don't have that much to add to it any more.

Re: True enough...

[passage.livejournal.com]

I read all of that post(alright, so you could probably have guessed that as I've read all of your posts ever but ... hey?)!

Alright ... I do need a life but until I can win the XF competition they won't give me a certificate to cash in.

Neil