Magnet and Chinese Class

Hi world, Alyss here. I've been the worst about writing on the blog cause I've  been too busy :P This post is gonna have Rain commenting on all of this so it's gonna be one interesting post XD

 Yeah, interesting. Just remember I'm commenting after the whole thing has been written so what's written below my comments is not a reply.

Anyways Rain told me she was looking up blog pictures to put at the end of all the posts and she and Sakura had written one and it needed a pic. Rain doesn't know much about Vocaloid so she innocently typed in 'Miku and Luka' on Google Images.

Uh, first of all, I know where this is going and don't think you particularly need to announce it to the world and two, you just had to edit yourself into it didn't you. You weren't there during the search. I told you about it later.

Guess what the first thing that came up was? MAGNET!!!!! One of those photos of Miku and Luka almost kissing.

Well it's your fault because you chose me as Miku and Sakura as Luka knowing full well we aren't attracted to each other.

 I'd forgotten about that pairing (cause I'm a Rin+Len person) and began laughing hysterically when Rain told me. (cause Sakura, miss u btw, is our Luka) Of course Rain felt awkward and we listened to the song. Then Josie came and listened to it also. They were holding up my headphones and I was in the middle of them, trying so hard not to laugh.  

 [sarcastic/] Thanks you Alyss. [sarcastic/]           


Rain's reading this as I write it on my laptop in study hall and asked me to write about something else in this post so let Alyss think of another story to tell

Seriously Alyss, third person?

. . . ooh Chinese class today was interesting. Our teacher left so they FINALLY got us a Chinese speaking teacher instead of having a mean sub give us worksheets. At first we were happy, or at least I was, but then our class went down hill.

 Lol, you make it sound so dramatic, "at first we were happy".

 That's my job :)

 Long story short we got this Chinese teacher who doesn't understand that when you're teaching people who barely know any Chinese, you sometimes have to speak English. She just repeats the same thing in Chinese over and over. Fortunately I speak Chinese at home with my mom so I understand her but she's not very good at teaching. She gives me these "advanced packets" which are really complicated with lots of characters I don't recognize and she won't explain things to me. I                miss our old teacher.  Hopefully Chinese at the high school will be better.

Anyhow, a lot of this is really random and I have to read halfway through the Canterbury Tales by tomorrow which is interesting but has really old language so I'll sign out. Until next time - Rain                 

Zai Jian~ Alyss