Date for Entry: (Wednesday 16 October 2024)
Actual Date of Online Entry: (Saturday 10 November 2024)
[T1, W:07 – WD:29,
(Td:4)*].
Dear Diary,
Another morning
was it to awake. I got dressed casually for the first day of Table Tennis
classes if it happens. I was lucky to make it to school early. People were
around my desk. Finally, they all moved away. I gave “Mel” her birthday gift in
a plastic bag. It was a crossword puzzle book. Only when I finished my Curepe
pie, I signed the inside of the front cover.
Jess and I had a
class with 2L. The children went to change for their presentations. They had to
research the history of a parang person to present, a single one of their songs
and the others in the group would dress as backup singers. I liked the song done
by Ameer's group, which would be nice to be a steelpan arrangement (“Papa
Chucks”). The second group did “Education”. Some of the groups did not have
their history so the mark will have to remain until they upload it to the
Google Classroom.
While 3M was
coming down, I went to buy the pies for after lunch. I asked Mr Richard to keep
the pepper out until when I go to collect them. Not many of the students had
their work for presentation or tracks selected, which also was the reason no
one chose a genre. Recess came and I spent the time with the Form 4s. Jess went
to get her duster while I corrected the scales, triads and beaming in their
Grade 3 past paper done in class previously.
There was an
early review of time signatures and the note tree. They spoke about the history
topics and distributed it from now to the first term of their Form 5
experiences. Water soaked the corridors. Mrs Solomon was working with two girls
and said she might be ready by 12:45. I didn’t bother going back again.
Instead, I went to eat the two pies I paid for earlier. I remained by my desk
to complete Exodus Eleven. I began chapter Twelve right after.
At the end of
school, “Mel” was surprised at my first day of Table Tennis. Spoke with the
teacher about the fee and also the possibility of training for tournaments. My
first attempt was “Mr Dass”. Just before “Miss Gumbs” was showing me how to
hold the paddles. I also got to play “Jenny” Atwell a few times and some games
with Vade.
I also had a few
with Jahiem and he was trying to show me how to serve and how to swing the
paddle (out front; NOT sidewards). I was swinging the paddle too high. The
first try was very difficult for me. I left school a few minutes after 4 as
discussed with the coach. He mentioned that his surname was Ali as well. Have
not been feeling to do any music writing these few days.
Tonight I took
some time trying to find the documents for Isa and remaking some to single
sheets instead of supplicates on one page. Just like the children’s package
having a letter, I decided to go and make one for the adults as a welcome
letter one time.
This creation
took me three hours to compose the vocabulary for the dull document, which was
half a letter-sized page on both sides. A separate and yet independent border
was also selected for it. I will have to see if Clarence can come up with the
two paragraphs for the introduction and welcoming. The lower part and all of
the second side were done by me for tips on the registration.
Later that
night, after 10:45, my time for gaming was taken to try and tally the receipts
for reimbursement. After 5 attempts the final number kept on varying. I will
have to give it another try tomorrow evening.
LINK(S):
- Papa Chunks.
Daryl
Zion M. Ali
(7:51 am – 4:25 pm)
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