Dear Diary

Freeze

I woke up having rashes all over. Dad says it is the coffee(s) I drank that blocked my hemoglobin from flushing out the toxin. I was worried so I drank water non-stop for the day.

The weather was crazily stormy. Last night on the way home, the sky was blanketed my three layers of dark mist. 7.30pm on KESAS was like 9pm at night. I've also read about the Peterson Icecap as big as Taiwan broke two days ago. Maybe this is one of the consequences.

I was late but always just in time. The school is having exam so I'm having a time of my rest.

During canteen duty, there was an incident that I can't wipe out of my mind eye. A kid of standard six, a new-comer, dragged another kid VIOLENTLY, with a killer glare and a sinister snare, across the canteen tables and towards me, screeching about how this kid poked him. I tried to stop him from dragging, by shouting at him obviously, but he didn't care. It was when I came across his homicidal look, I stopped, and asked for the headmistress. Seriously he sounds and looks like you-know-who.

Baby came back in the morning, with the weather like this, I can't help to feel a huge relieve. When I arrive at the center, the fainter and another ang mo beh were having a great time COOKING for mom. I was really gratified. Mom's helper in the kitchen went away for her relative's occasion.

Luckily I had a good nap upstairs. Soon, the 5&6 kids came along, shoving their BM papers in my face. I have 4 standard 6 kids, all not really toned up in BM and BI especially. They shoved their 50% paper into me, like its entirely my fault. Alright kids, when did ever a teacher has to do with your remarkable results? All bad goes to me, all good goes to you huh?

Driving back KESAS was bumper to bumper all the way, but still budging. Finally at home, I decided to have a good rest this week from gym since the sky is forbidding.