Translation

We still don’t have Internet. I not only point this out because I want to meet with my online friends but because of my stupid English class. Like half of the things we do in that class needs connection. I already know I’m not getting a good grade in it, and it’s only two weeks in. I hate the book we’re reading and the research project. Oh, I got a paper back that I actually did today and she said on it that I needed examples from the second half of the movie when I wasn’t even there. Obviously, I don’t like this class.

On the bright side, this research project seems better than Mr. Konnet’s.

But I have to backtrack to German before I can go on to science in which I am now in because I am writing in school. But because I don’t exactly trust the teachers and their wandering eyes, I’m writing in my own script that I made up.

I really don’t want to read what I already wrote so I’ll briefly sum up German. We kindly ordered Frau Z. to do various things. It’s obvious to what happened to her. I told her to be a chicken. “Seien Sie ein Hähnchen.”

I sort of forgot what I wanted to say for science, dangit.

Well, Mrs. Tracy changed the seating order, so now I’m sitting next to Jenna. And now my writing ends, and I no longer have to decipher exactly what I said. But now that I’m next to Jenna, it’s gonna be awesome! Or so I hope. You know, I made a lot of spelling errors on that paper. It took me a while to figure out a few of the words.

I’m going all out of order.

I actually got keyboard shortcuts for umlauts and stuff! Or so, at least on Word. I mean, all I have to do is press “Alt” and, for instance, “A,” and I’ll have ä, a lower-case a-umlaut. “Alt,” “Shift,” and “A” is Ä. And I’ve done that for “O” and “U,” too. I just forgot the s-set. Now it’s β, the “Alt” and “S” keys. ÄäÖöÜüβ Yay! Sorry, that was a little random.