Did I mention things not going as well as they could do at school? I've not had the best attitude on occasions lately and my teacher got a little worried about me. Thing is, I keep getting overlooked when offering an answer during class and it really winds me up. They have tried to explain why this might happen in a class of 30 but I can't help myself and often blurt answers out which leads to me getting told off and not taking it very well. I think this is where it's all coming from, so we've all tried to get over it recently. I'm getting a mini report sent home every day now, I think it's helping and i'm getting loads of really good, positive comments.
In other school news us year 2's are doing our SAT tests whatever they are. It doesn't bother me, why should it, after all I got 15 out of 10 in my numeracy test!
We can tell summer is well and truly on the way as the big side door at gymnastics was open for the first time this year, good stuff!
Wednesday
It was results week at swimming, sadly I hadn't passed even though i'd done really well.
I think I might give lessons a rest over the summer, which ought to please Dad and Ned.
Thursday
I attained my platinum award for 11 and 12 times tables, proper chuffed I was too.
After school dance was good this week, we got to work out our own routines in groups. I worked with Ben, Joe and Jamie,
I think we put on an excellent show too.
I had a rubbish day at school and seemed to get told off all the time for nothing as far as I can work out. Mum and Dad were in no way sympathetic to my cause though and just accused me of faffing about when I should have been listening. Nice to have parental support isn't it?
We helped Dad make chocolate brownies for Friday night tea.
My friend Amy was coming for tea and i'd told her how epic Dad's brownies were and she wanted to try them.
My friend Amy was coming for tea and i'd told her how epic Dad's brownies were and she wanted to try them.
Friday
Sadly my triple cricket extravaganza (PE, Golden Time and after school club) failed to come off when we had to do ICT instead during golden time. It was rubbish ICT with loads of typing too, not happy.
I had Amy round for tea, so I was chuffed to bits. We had a great time, played in the garden, bounced on the trampoline, made perfume from some flowers, proper cool girls stuff. She loved the brownies!
When I got home I gave them a wide berth and decided to offer Dad advice on the barbecue he was assembling in the dining room.
Saturday
Mum had booked me an eye test for first thing Saturday morning. I've been rbbing my eyes quite a bit on and off since way before hayfever season was a possibilty. I've also been squinting at the telly apparently. I was pretty worried about the whole thing and I wasn't sure that I wanted to wear glasses. Turns out I needn't have worried, everything was fine vision wise and the test itself was pretty cool. Mum reckons she saw charts for me that she'd never even dreamed of getting to.
We then spent a while helping Mum find some new glasses.
Well, when we say helping, what we really mean was thrusting hundreds of pairs under her nose for her to try on.
It was a fairly inconclusive process it has to be said.
I finally parted with some of my birthday money in John Lewis. I was really taken with the lava lamp I saw in there the other week. After much deliberation I decided on the model and colour and placed my order on the self service terminal, ready for collection on Sunday.
I spent the afternoon having a nice old slump in front of the telly.
While I had a game of Catan with Mum and Dad. I let Mum win for once, but had the largest army anyone had ever seen!
Well it was a lovely day, there was a football match on telly, lets have a barbecue!
Yep, good idea, Alan And Hayley, Andy, Owen and Laura and Darcey came round.
We had a great time, everyone loved having a bounce on the trampoline with us.
Sunday
I'd been hastling Dad for weeks for a bike ride, he finally agreed on the condition we left bright and early on Sunday morning. I think he was pretty surprised when I crept into his room at 6:20 am. He sprang out of bed, packed some stuff and we were on our way to Swinley Forest in Bracknell. We were there for 7:20 pretty much the only ones in the car park. We kitted up and headed out on the Blue trail, just over 6 miles. There were ups, downs, drops, jumps, berms...pretty action packed. I didn't have to wait for Dad too much either. We completed the lap pretty quickly, did a quick trip round the green beginneres trail and then headed out round the blue again. I loved it and can't wait to come back and try the Red route.
I had Eloise's craft party in the afternoon. It was great fun, we decorated our own cakes, made pipe cleaner butterflies (i made two and gave one to Sacha as she struggled a bit with hers) did some masaics and made and flew paper aeroplanes.
While Ellis was partying I went to collect my lava lamp. It is so cool, thanks to anyone who gave me money. I loved falling asleep watching it do it's thing.
Monday
We made up our own dance in small groups at after school dance club. I got together with Harry and William. Our routine basically involved me dancing and prancing about while the boys staged a comedy mock fight/argument. Quite arty i'm sure you'll agree.
Quad kids finished with water squirting from our drinks bottles, well, it was a hot day and we'd been training hard!
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