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bp campfire....

For the first time in so long...i lived again!!!wow....campfire was a blast even thru th rain; the chair saving [ yea man ili!!! chair saving heroics!!] n th v sad fake campfire n the vvv bright hall lights.....[ thy jus wun dim it ryt??! thy hav a prob...] yay!!! miss bp alot...thx to pj i noe how much i luv bp..hahahahah.....=D

o yar...mrs ee smiled at us u noe!!! altho we were bein v noisy in th general office...hahah!!! =D so happi!!!awww...so mani tings so mani ppl...so mani teachers...haix...hahaha...n we alll sang th sch song LOUDLY!!! [ shouted actualli :D hmmm...or croaked for tt matter ...] anyhow, campfire was great, except whn the sec 1 boy i interviewed said we lk old...too old... -_-""""""""""""""""""" [ tt's alot of drops of sweat ok..]

we shall go back on cny yah!!!?? =D we better!!if not th sch will miss us ..muahahah!!!

signing off:
chair-saving-heroine-sk

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