The past week unfolded in an unexpected manner, catching many of us in class off guard. It was a departure from the routine, leaving us stunned, akin to the sensation of savoring a warm soup and then stepping out into the cold. This week brought about significant changes, the kind that demanded a momentary pause to absorb it all. Excitement surged within me, a sensation long absent. What were these changes, you might ask?
SQUAREDLE: THE NEW HURDLE
In every aspect, SQUARDLE emerged as the top contender, surpassing its predecessor, Hurdle. While Hurdle had enjoyed class favoritism for a considerable period, Squaredle now claimed the throne. Another wordle-based game, Squaredle proved more engaging than not only Hurdle but also other wordle games. Unlike its mundane counterparts, Squaredle delivered a refreshing gameplay experience, from which I derived genuine pleasure. Hurdle, reminiscent of childhood games, involved arranging letters to form specific words, a task ranging from four to nine letters. The introduction of Squaredle has alleviated the pressure of entering the AEP room, making mornings more enjoyable. It's a game that has injected vitality into my day, signaling that it's time to explore new avenues of enjoyment. Moving on and embracing change, it appears, can indeed be for the better.
DOGO NEWS MAKES A COMEBACK
While routine sessions can be pleasing, the monotony can become tiresome. Miss, adept at adapting to this, by changing various activities to keep things fresh, with DOGO news being a consistent favorite. In moments of extra time or when there's nothing else to do, DOGO becomes our go-to source for intriguing news. It never fails to captivate my attention with fascinating tales, such as female octopuses hurling rocks in aggression or the recent news of individuals using super shoes to break marathon records. Even in these seemingly trivial stories, DOGO manages to divert my mind from the stresses of remaining subjects and pending assignments, providing a comforting escape.
VOCAB IT IS I GUESS
Vocabulary practice stands out as one of the less stressful aspects of AEP. The recent change to adding practice sessions prove effective in accelerating our learning, and the advanced announcement of upcoming sessions reassures us about the time available for preparation. When Miss announces a vocabulary test, my heart maintains its steady rhythm, my eyes remain calm, and my overall demeanor stays collected. It's a relief to find myself less anxious about things beyond my control. A test involving just 20 words seems like a manageable challenge, and I express my gratitude to Miss for maintaining this approach.
ESSAYS ARE GETTING WORSE
The visual overload of bars, with their ups and downs, varied colors, and shading patterns, has strained my eyes. Despite the initial struggle, I pressed on, determined to decipher the prompt and produce the best possible output. The challenge peaked with a bar chart on the board, displaying disorderly bars without discernible patterns. Nevertheless, with a concerted effort, I managed to make sense of it. Giving up was never an option, and while the output may not have been perfect, completing it by the end of the period brought a sense of accomplishment.
In conclusion, another productive week unfolded, with tasks executed efficiently and laughter serving as our reward. The overall experience in AEP was delightful, and I look forward to what future terms have in store. Until next time, goodbye!
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