Eagles Are Turning People Into Horses: The Movie

Filmed on a budget of $11, this is probably the best 15 minute waste of time I've ever found.

No Posts?

Does that mean everyone is actually studying? 

Flashmob Video

Bucket List?

or just for when we have nothing to do after exams.

Take Me To Chicago...

What did this title make you think of? If you answered Ms. Murphy, then you'll be interested to know that the woman herself was in the building today. I repeat, Murph was in the building! Dressed in a pink tunic and black slacks, she was her chipper self and wishes the IB class good luck on their exams and hopes we are doing well.

DELF

If we pass the DELF exam, we get a diploma in the mail around the end of the summer.
Catherine and I were wondering what we would get if we failed, and thought something like this might be nice.

Kara

Smells like bacon dippers.











love chukWU

Hi Catherine.

Like Sarah, I too am sitting in French class.
Unfortunately for me, Wigg is not here and therefore I spent the last 40 minutes or so actually doing work for the projecty thingy.

Catherine is reading over my shoulder.
In three minutes she's going to take me to Subway :D :D :D :D
I like her today.

"Just today?" says Catherine.

"Yes, just today," I say.

Fin.

Well, This is Fun.

Once again, sitting in French Class.

WHY?

I still need to read 100 + pages of 1984 before tomorrow.

On the plus side, all of us HL Art people are DONE! (Aside from our interviews) ... YAY!

... more time to study for math, so pumped.

Sorry this post sucks, but I am rather bored and forcing Laura-May to do all of the work on this 'project' ... oops.

This is interesting:

http://www.mylifeisib.co.cc/5293/ib-subjects#comments

Also, Wigg commented. REPRESENTING, WOOOOOOO.

IB Presentation

Hey y'all,

Apparently we moved the presentation to Tuesday the 10th at 6:30. Yeah.

Gatsby Day!

Successful Great Gatsby Theme Day! :)

For anyone who actually reads this blog and ISN'T in this photo, we've been planning a Gatsby Day for over a month. Today, we passed out invitations to random students in the halls that said "Dr. T. J. Eckleburg cordially invites you and a friend to the Green Light, Room 1003, April 2 1927, 12:20pm".
At break, we had a flashmob in the foyer of the Charleston dance, initiated by the lovely Sarah Cooke. Immediately following this, we rushed to Mrs. DeYoung (our English teacher)'s classroom to set up our speakeasy, the Green Light.

After a period of eating, drinking "giggle water" (also known as the punch Mrs. DeYoung made), and dancing, the bell rang for lunch and curious students began to arrive with their invitations in hand. Our class and quite a variety of other students spent lunchtime dancing (with us teaching the others how to Charleston, as well as a bit of jive and foxtrot), playing poker and blackjack, drinking punch, and just generally having a blast.
All of the stress and panic and sleep deprivation seems worth it on days like this. It's safe to say I love IB.