Woburn is now of the past.

So the visit to Sam Steele and Macmillan was good. Myself, Anthony, old friend from sam/mac and my sister visited Sam Steele first and it was surprising that the secretary lady was still there and STILL remebered who we were. Mr. Peach was still there (now 11 years!) and I still can't figure out if he has an accent or not. Not a lot of teachers that taught us were still there, most of them retired, but there were some that just went to other schools to teach. Do you guys remember Ms. Grose from the commencement this year as one of those high-up-there TDSB people? She was actually our vice-principal for a year in Sam Steele which was why she looked SO familiar to me when I saw her this year. Macmillan was a little bit more interesting because more teachers were there..and other people that I didn't expect to see (hiss...). Mrs. Mular-Richards is still cynical and I regretted visiting her first for a little bit. We missed a lot of teachers though because most of them already went home, or according to us, got tipped off by Mr. Oelsner that we were there and ran out of the school. Afterwards, we went to the playground, had some monkey-bar-fighting, and had some fun on the swings. Sometimes, I miss being a kid but I would never want to go back and relive it ever.
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IT'S OVER! I'm so glad that I don't have to stay up late cramming for exams or doing homework, I can now just stay up late for no particular reason! YES! Today wasn't necessarily a great day though because I don't think I did as well as I could have on the Algeo test, plus my awesome sunglasses got stolen! I was an idiot and left them in the washroom stall when I was changing and poof! GONE! Damn you Woburn students! At least they weren't extremely expensive like the ones that Tiff said Matt lost, I can't imagine how much that must have sucked balls. Plus we had our VERY LAST dragonboat practice today and we were supposed to go to the weight room to work on our puny muscles (maybe just mine haha), but the room was being renovated or something so we went for a short run instead. We ran Pegasus, then down Ellesmere to Scarborough Golf Club, down SGC to Brimorton (sp?) and back around Brimorton through Gander back to school. A bunch of us went through a whole lot of sprinklers which were surprisingly refreshing. After the exam, I met up with Sanjee and we had some "celebratory drinks" at his house where his "bar" is. It wasn't as extravagent as I thought it was but it had what we wanted so it was cool. We had Madras which were 2 oz. vodka (we made it 4), and the rest of the "tall cup" filled with half orange juice and half filled with cranberry juice (we used some Cranberry Cocktail from Oceanspray, wasn't the same). At about 1:30-ish we left his house and went to the Music Council social! That was quite an interesting time. It was actually only one bus (LOL) from school and we met up with Matthew Cheung on the way there. The neighbourhood where Mr. Farrow lives is so...so....glistening. I didn't see a single grass out of place, or garbage on the street, or leaf on the sidewalk. It was very Desperate Housewife-ish, even though I've never really watched the show, thats what some people were saying. A whole bunch of us went to the nearby park and we all seemed to have reunited with our inner child because we ended up playing tag in the playground, swinging on the swings, dangling from monkey bars, and trying to hit each other with a really bouncy blue ball. Watched a bunch of movies, including the Meaning Of Life, and ate a lot of food...mmm...cake. It'll be nice to finally get some rest and relaxation tonight because I don't have to do squat the next day! I hope I get the office job, the dude hasn't emailed me back yet so I'm a little worried. I'm seriously planning to join the YMCA for the summer, and if anyone has the price for a membership, can you tell me? And if there are any deals with two people (my sister wants to join too)? Umm, it's not confirmed yet, but my parents might be going on a two week vacation in July, so there might be another party (or two) on the list of parties this summer.