Second day

Our veterans said that if we didn't like the games in the first, we didn't need to come to school the next day. I thought it'd be a pity not to go to school, after I worked so hard for it and longer for it, so I went, and oh did I regret going when the games started again. For the first activty everybody needed to go to the front and introduce ourselves with a microphone, I got so nervous I messed up my speech, luckly everybody is really nice and thought it was actually cute... And then the games started, I joined the first one but then they started getting more embarassing and disgusting, I felt bad and quit. I was nervous thinking what would I do then, I still had the whole night, but then I met new people, and even if I was super shy, it made my night better, I'm always happy to talk to new people. So basically, there weren't real classes in my second school day either. I can't wait to start learning! Well, actually, I think everyday I end up learning something new, even if it's not something from books, it's all new life experience, which is always pretty amusing to me.

I see the twilight everyday from the bus' window, I've always thought the twilight was a sad sight, but I've changed my mind, it's actually just as beautiful as the dawn, and particularly lovely since it brings my beloved moon.