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 The first week of AEP was very different from last years.We had more people now and more men. YAYYYYY. Honestly I still dread doing blogs not because there hard but because i cant use the blogger thing like anyone else. I have been trying since last year but still to no avail :(((


Our first meeting was actually supposed to be our second meeting but a typhoon suddenly came and school was canceled. Can you believe it? School was canceled even before it even started. Anyways,the class starts as usual with a warm up game in the beginning. The game before was something different but now its Diffle.after we took multiple tries at it, we finally figured out the word.After that,miss asked us to draw ourselves in a small piece of paper.I couldn't really draw myself since i don't know how to so i drew a character that has nothing to do with me lol.


My drawing isn't the best but at least I tried.Hong drew himself as jotaro and he did quite beautifully. It was quite funny to see what the others drew themselves as.Some looked up videos on how to draw(fahad) and some drew from their own imagination.


My expectation for this year isn't much but to at least use blogger and be able to the blogs that miss Disa assigned just like everyone else. I'm sure this year's AEP classes will be even more chaotic and fun than last years. That's all we've done as of this moment so i'll end the blog here. It was a rather short one but eh.
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