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Tuesday, March 09, 2004
LOL The Ms Milzani quote of the day.
Theese poem is by Tony Harrison. I think it’s a he. Is it a he? *reads further* Yes. I think that in this case Tony Harrison is a man.
?!?!?!?!
Muchas gracias to Dickson today who has repaid some of her chocolate debt to me! :D:D:D
Also, and I'm sorry to have to do this but you know you love it lol.
“Rosie and Charles, Rosie and Charles, chugging along in the Old Ragdoll”
Yes, apparently, the words are “chugging along” though Rosie may have been kidding…. I don’t know. Neither me or Hollis knows the words to the theme tune so our version “Rosie and Charles, Rosie and Charles, something something something, the old Ragdoll” was more original.
Tomorrow Mrs T wants me to stay in at Lunch and record some music stuff – apparently what iv handed in seems to be something iv tossed off at breaktime. That’s strange. I would notice if that was missing… lol But yes. I shall now change the subject.
Mrs Ship. Whats with her?!?! First of all its that freaky double double chin she has. And then the look she gives us – it’s a mix between constipation and pain. Perhaps its both. Lol well she does have to try and teach our class about Ethics lol. Good luck with that!
First of all she showed us a Boy George documentary which was supposedly “spiritual” and then we listened to the “Just show your truuue colours, shining through” song and I joined in by whispering “like a rainbow!“ just like the girl does. And somehow that changed into the skittles advert. “Taste the rainbow” – NOT “Feel the rainbow” – I don’t know what kind of skittles Hollis has been eating!
But yes, talking about how a song or something is meant to do this or that really gets me.
When in like English when you read a poem and its like “The poet was feeling tired when he put this word here” or “There are three s’s in this word – the poet did this to prove that he was actually a member of the socialist union or whatever.
What I don’t get is when you have to say how they were feeling and comment on their cleverness when they “deliberately” put in alliteration at the end of the longest sentence in the last stanza. What if its all just one big coincidence?
But yes. I'm starting to rant now. Its because nothing that humiliating has happened to me recently. Yet. Oh god, I say that and next thing I know, I'm falling into a bush.
PS we have concluded that on Sunday – MR Sinden was in fact wearing a smock.
Theese poem is by Tony Harrison. I think it’s a he. Is it a he? *reads further* Yes. I think that in this case Tony Harrison is a man.
?!?!?!?!
Muchas gracias to Dickson today who has repaid some of her chocolate debt to me! :D:D:D
Also, and I'm sorry to have to do this but you know you love it lol.
“Rosie and Charles, Rosie and Charles, chugging along in the Old Ragdoll”
Yes, apparently, the words are “chugging along” though Rosie may have been kidding…. I don’t know. Neither me or Hollis knows the words to the theme tune so our version “Rosie and Charles, Rosie and Charles, something something something, the old Ragdoll” was more original.
Tomorrow Mrs T wants me to stay in at Lunch and record some music stuff – apparently what iv handed in seems to be something iv tossed off at breaktime. That’s strange. I would notice if that was missing… lol But yes. I shall now change the subject.
Mrs Ship. Whats with her?!?! First of all its that freaky double double chin she has. And then the look she gives us – it’s a mix between constipation and pain. Perhaps its both. Lol well she does have to try and teach our class about Ethics lol. Good luck with that!
First of all she showed us a Boy George documentary which was supposedly “spiritual” and then we listened to the “Just show your truuue colours, shining through” song and I joined in by whispering “like a rainbow!“ just like the girl does. And somehow that changed into the skittles advert. “Taste the rainbow” – NOT “Feel the rainbow” – I don’t know what kind of skittles Hollis has been eating!
But yes, talking about how a song or something is meant to do this or that really gets me.
When in like English when you read a poem and its like “The poet was feeling tired when he put this word here” or “There are three s’s in this word – the poet did this to prove that he was actually a member of the socialist union or whatever.
What I don’t get is when you have to say how they were feeling and comment on their cleverness when they “deliberately” put in alliteration at the end of the longest sentence in the last stanza. What if its all just one big coincidence?
But yes. I'm starting to rant now. Its because nothing that humiliating has happened to me recently. Yet. Oh god, I say that and next thing I know, I'm falling into a bush.
PS we have concluded that on Sunday – MR Sinden was in fact wearing a smock.
