beingbeaple

According to Sir Sabs, in the three years he has taught Accounting as a ‘mandatory’ subject in KHS he has never encountered such a remedial/removal-prone batch such as ours. The Seniors07 have broken some sort of school record by managing to convince our teacher to give us a removal after EVERY test (even a quiz) when doing so is a big taboo in other subjects. But based on Sir’s speech tonight I would say we had all those remedials because we needed them.

See, in Sir’s eyes we’re supposedly a really intelligent batch. No, seriously, modesty aside, he said that. His own way of gauging our capabilities and level of brain activity was bombarding us with heinous, nose-bleed inducing Accounting problems. He says he wanted to challenge us so that we would see how far our dreams could soar. He actually begged forgiveness for scolding and embarrassing us (in class) all throughout the school year, and he defended his side by saying that when a child is scolded it means he is loved (lolz). His only disappointment, he says, is that no one from our section had the guts to tell him he needed an attitude adjustment. (At least someone from Prudence did.)

As verbose (ehem, ehem) and talkative as I may be I will never be able to recapture the words that came out of Sir’s head through his mouth tonight. They were words that didn’t serve as just lines of a prayer, but also as lines of a speech delivered from the heart. Though no one else cried during his little speech giving ceremony, even after he told everyone he would never forget anyone, I’m sure the message he longed to convey is now etched in each of my classmate’s hearts.

After all, they’re sure well etched in mine. (n_n)

And I hereby declare myself DRAMA QUEEN UNLIMITED.

Poof!

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