Well, I am officially a 7th grader. I started last Tuesday. I am in Ojibwa House
(pronounced O-jib-wa, with a long "a"). The first day wasn't bad. But I got in trouble for having my shirt too low, and it wasnt low AT ALL!!!! It wasnt showing anything, and it was resting RIGHT under my collar bones. But the STUPID new dress code says all our shirts have to be covering your collar bones!! And let me tell you, there is hardly any place that sells shirts that high! Erg. It makes me mad. Today they made my friend put on a shirt that they had, cuz supposedly her shirt was "too low". The shirt that they gave her smelled disgusting!!!! So she called her mom and she brought her a different shirt. So stupid.
Everyone in my house got "House Shirts", and we all wear them on Fridays. On the front they say Ojibwa in purty writing, and the back says Asspire-Seek-Attain. They are really pretty red too.
The first locker that they gave me wouldn't open. I asked I think 5 different teachers, and they all couldn't open it until the 4th or 5th time. So my mom called and got me a different one. It opens alot easier. :]
My first elective is Choir. It is really fun. On November 28, our Choir gets to go to see the play Wicked. It was a first come, first serve thing. She only had 108 tickets, so we had to get it in fast. My mom might also be chaperoning. :]] We also get to walk around Chicago all day shopping. :]
My second elective is Art. I had it last year. It is probably my favorite elective. I love it!
On October 5th, our house is going our first field trip. We are going to East Troy, WI. There we are doing a low ropes thing, high ropes thing, Rock Wall, and capture the glowstick. Then we roast Hot Dogs on a bonfire and eat chips and soda, and then make S'mores. MMM...
The High Ropes thing is 30-40 feet in the AIR!!!! We are straped in a harness, and attached to a bunch of ropes and stuff. We have to cross the rope. I am scared, but excited. I don't like being 3 feet off the ground... imagine 30-40 feet! AHH!
All my teachers are pretty awesome. My Social Studies Teacher, Mrs.Gregory, is the cheerleading coach, so we do a lot of cheers. we have a cheer for our house. it goes " 'O' to the 'JIB' 'JIB' to the 'WA' 'O-JIB-WA!'
Well,
thats all I know for now.
More later