Valentine's day

I woke up early today since I have to meet my friend, Sabrina, to do our project on Physics. We have to buy some things like, beads and cellophane paper to complete our giant kaleidoscope. We went nuts on finding big beads for that giant thing since it will not be seen if you'd use the smaller ones; it would be dark, according to our co-group mate, Mae, who was really in a hurry because she has a JS practice to do. Good thing she's a multi-tasker; I salute her. Anyway, Sabrina and I found some bigger beads on my bead set that I gave to Mae when she needed 'em for the project so we substituted them instead and try to put them inside the container. It was really beautiful because we added the cellophane papers. After that, she went home and I waited for Mikki. Alas, she came and we went to McDo to satisfy my stomach (Mikki already ate at their restaurant so she just watched me eating the food. Hehe!) then headed straight to Uno gym to watch the Tiong Lian cheer dance competition with Niña. Btw, I'm their chaperon for the day. lol. It was really blazing hot in there. Just a few ceiling fans and was really crowded so I used my Students' Digest magazine given to me by our Economics teachers few weeks back. I've had it because the lessons that are going to be covered included several articles on the magazine. It didn't look like a magazine when we left the gym though. Thanks, Niña. LOL. Anyway. When the other opponent was screaming something, I told myself whatever. The girls in front of me gave me daggers. Little did I know, they are from the opponent's side where I said whatever. I was even criticizing their drummers and the cheer dancers' outfit. But, whatever. I don't blame myself for saying that. I was even wondering why they are on our side! When their cheer dancers' turn to dance, gosh. They were screaming on their lungs like, insane people. They were only the ones who only cheered for their school. And when our school's turn, ha. I can say that we screamed louder than they did. Of course, we were at the right side to cheer on. It was really funny and amazing on how the boys of the participating schools showed their talents in dancing. We went on our separate ways after the cheer dance and on the first quarter of the game. Oh, I had my Tea Blends for the first time. It was good. And, the girls who gave me daggers were also the Tea Blends. Yes, they were still looking at me. Stalker much? LOL.