My school organised a few things, from the school's hundreth anniversary carnival to the fold the paper cranes project.

The carnival was enjoyable enough. Despite losing twice at the remote control car racing booth, managing to shoot only one rocket into the hole out of eight tries and missing every time in the "shooting the animals " game stall. I ate tea eggs for lunch. The haunted house was pretty fun too. In fact it was really scary. Really. I couldn't help laughing. The queue for the the haunted house was extremely long but I, not so patiently, waited. There was this kid behind me screaming for his parents to let himgo with his brother although they did not have many coupons left. After several more minutes, it was my turn. It was really dark inside so I could hardly see. The girls inside were screaming repeatedly and I was tempted to ask them to shut up. There was this "ghost" that was wearing a mask that could glow in the dark and I accidentally touched another "ghost's" mask. Being my normal self I could not help but say "sorry did not see you there " to the "ghost" .It was so dark I did not see the pathway properly and I thought that one of the "ghosts " had closed a gate or something. I stupidly asked one of them to open the non-existent gate. He just pointed to the pathway and I finally realized that there was a pathway through. At the point where we( the visitors, not the ghosts) were about to leave the haunted house a person in a gorilla appeared. Do not ask me why. I,unlike the girls, did not find it scary.There was this ride where the people sit in it and they and they are carried around in circles, from anti-clockwise to clockwise. It is too bad I could not sit in it but I had used up all my coupons by the time I had noticed it. There are a lot of other things that happened(such as the dunk machine where you use a ball to hit a target and make your teacher fall into a tub of water) but I am feeling too lazy to write them all.

The crane making project is, surprisingly, folding paper cranes. Wheee... So much fun. For every crane made a bowl of rice is donated to the needy.

The primary5 pupils are doing a CIP( Community Involvement Project/Cornered In Pot) our school wants us to donate used textbooks or food items to the less fortunate. It looks like 6I is going to be forced by our form teacher to donate.

Any speling or gramartical errors are totaly acidental;P