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Struck Down Like Lightning — Leo's Fifth Second-Term Blog!

 Monday morning is when all the fun begins! We started with a wonderful game of Squard— I mean, Waffle! It is, of course, all of our favorite game to play on a wonderful morning! Nothing like a good word-making through combining different letters in a line! Hope that rings a bell.

Nonetheless, we did do the exercise a wee bit too fast, maybe a little too-too fast? Sans the screaming at Naboni, we sure did do a pretty superb performance on a regular website! It was a very simple game.

Welcoming a new student to the class (once again), Victoria joins the party! And then she was bombarded by another essay ... nothing like a good first-hour essay. It was another essay about concrete production which we have seen a good three or four times, so not only was I well-acquainted with it, but I was spectacularly writing as fast as a lightning bolt striking an umbrella, which supposedly happens—never seen it happen in real life (and hoping it does not happen to me).

It was a challenge because we could not refer back to our previous writing, and therefore I lost that poetic touch that Ms. Disa loved my essays for :'( (Rest in peace, "subtly wavered"). In retrospect, much of it was based on experimenting what felt more ... "professional" in a way. I guess having that little hint of magnifiqué-ness really does spice up a meant-to-be mundane essay, does it not?

The Tuesday after, we finally started with a game of Squardle! Woohoo! With a game of 26 words, we breezed through it, with the longest word being "superbly" (which is not as long as the past games we had played). However, we had the vocabulary quiz right after— No, we didn't!

We had a game of Scrabble ... Woohoo! Being infamously known for never winning a game of Scrabble, I ... of course did not win again. Third place, sadly, as always. I swear every game of Scrabble is rigged against me in a way, I just have to figure out who is changing up the rules!

Short week, but fun regardless. It was the Science Congress anyway, so there would be a lot of stress after all the aforementioned. Let's just hope it doesn't get anywhere near worse this week...

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