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AEP Blog #3.1 “A little DRAMAH!”

 Welcome back to another super sweet blogger blogging day! Blog created by yours truly.


The past few months have been a chaotic mess of emotions and experiences, and as I sit down to recount it all, I can't shake the overwhelming feels of exhaustion and gosh am I dreading this(Okay, this sounds like a bit TOO much but to be honest it really was like this) 


The highlight of the last few months was definitely the Musicale experience at Samsung Hall. Months of preparation and anticipation all put together for a preformance in the evening for family and friends. It coudlve been better if it wasnt for the timing, or the circumstance I guess. But regardless, the night was pretty interesting. A good way to meet friends you havent met for a while and to reconnect with the magic of preforming on stage. 


Through the indefinite amount of schoolwork we are given. there is still A levels to worry about.I just wish it was something more to care, rather than an ultimate ending kind of thing. Like, oh apparently we cant help it but just be stressed for it in the last few months. Frankly it really frustrates me.


Amidst the chaos, AEP has been a healing place for me. Ms Disa’s classroom, with its timeless charm, gives us a warm hug despite the littul stuff happening outside☹️.So now we are focusing on vocabulary! (Well, it has always been this way throughout the year) 


Currently, our focus lies on teenager-related vocabulary, with slang and expressions of teenagers from the UK in the 80s Im guessing. Its pretty interesting to learn words we know we will never use (and I mean never!) and have Ms Disa go on like “Oh this is OLD school!”These are words we used to say back in our days. 


Eek, the school year is ending soon and that fact does not make me happy or relaxed at all. Since Ramadan is here, Ill try my best to give my all, but still this is surely going to be a bumpy road.


Thank you for reading dear readers! 🦦🌻

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