Christmas

Chapter 4 ~ Competitions

The day of the competitions has come, finally. It's show time!
My friends and I were really nervous about the competitions, but what the heck, just enter, the important thing is we have some experience.

It's the choir competitions and our class got the 7th turn, lucky huh?
We did felt nervous and at the stage we didn't even sang that well........
We sang two songs, the first one was the main song and every class sang it. And the second one was the selected song from a few options of songs (actually there was only three).

The songs were: In the Quietness of This Moment and Happy Together
I don't know the chances for my class to win, and I don't really know the results yet. Maybe they'll announce it tomorrow.

The next day....
After my sin confession at the church, the field was very full - full of students - I did join but I got bored and went back to class and painted some of the finished clay arts. Our class didn't actually win the choir competition, but at least we tried. But, we did won the Math competition and the vocal solo competition though.

My clay art project was colored really random, there was a green frog with a big blue stripe and black polka-dots, a yellow cat with orange scratches, an orange kangaroo with red stripes and the only thing that's normal is the swan, it was white.
Even the small mushrooms fell off, hihi. After that, when I came into the class, everyone was watching " Cloudy with a chance of Meatballs" It went crazy and everyone laughed, hard, very hard. We even took an extra Home Ec. lesson at the hall. Wow, I actually made my first pancake not exactly though). I didn't get the spaghetti, cause they ran out of gas.

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At the day, where our report card was distributed, I didn't come to school, but my brother did.
I only waited at home while I watch TV and eat snacks. My mother called me to asked about my school uniforms.
"Dear, Which one of your school uniforms that has been small?" she asked.
"Mother, didn't I told you? It is my last year here, so you don't need to buy uniforms again, okay?" I said.
"As you wish, deary!" she said. I turned off the phone.
After my mom, dad and little brother came home, I asked, "Did I get a rank?"
"Yes. You ranked 4 this time." my mother replied.
"Ah well, at least it's better than nothing." I said.