First Day of Helllllll (first day of school documentary) / #2

My first period wasn’t too bad. I just had to get used to being at school again since I haven’t been there for awhile. The teacher explained the class requirements and told us we had a free period, so I got out my Chromebook to maybe listen to music or watch a movie.

I go to YouTube and it’s all blockedddd, AHHHHHH! First they ban phones, and now this? I can’t even look something up on Google without getting the website blocked screen.

Apparently during the summer the school board decided Chromebooks are bad and now they’re making us learn on textbooks. I usually struggle in school, and having stuff online really helps me get through my classes. I’ve never touched a school textbook a day in my life, so I don’t know how I’m supposed to suddenly develop the responsibility to touch a piece of paper and read it.

I also have a bunch of classes this year, plus college classes, so this year may be hell. Knock on wood, just saying.

Then there was this one class I went to. I thought my schedule said 223, and I checked it multiple times. Apparently I’m blind and stupid! I stood there like an idiot knocking on the door, waiting for a teacher that would never come because it wasn’t even the right fricking classroom. I finally looked at my schedule one last time and realized the class was actually 233. I had to run to the class because the bell had rung like 5 minutes earlier.

But it wasn’t all that bad because I got to know this girl who was super kind. She taught me some words from her language and even showed me all the BL shows she watches. We talked about dramas and BL the whole time during lunch and watched this Japanese show with a love triangle where two men were fighting for the same guy.

Other than that, it was pretty boring and chill. I got my first homework assignment, which is a speech I have to get done this week.

And as a bonus, I think I fell in love with the cashier at my local supermarket after school. Nerdy white boy with an emo haircut. Ugh.