What I think.

Wednesday, December 2, 2015

Dear Diary

         You know one advantage of coming to Canada is that I have started liking to go to school. In India, one school day was equal to six hours of complete boredom. Over here things are always fun and easy to understand. Every day you wake up you feel like you want to go to school. You don't feel like "oh no I forgot an assignment to do!" and because the teacher will scold me I don't want to go. The last person I want to get scolded by is a teacher. 

Nowadays we do dance in gym period as a part of fine arts curriculum and, believe me, they are pretty hard to do. I don't exactly remember their names because they are pretty long. A few of us do it very nicely including me, but a few of us don't get it at all. It's that hard. Some easy ones are the chicken dance, the bunny hop dance and the macarena dance. Personally if you ask me do I like it, I would say yes because it's good to know different stuff and it helps create your understanding of different cultures.   

You know I do a lot of stuff on what my dad wants me to do, for example, my taekwondo black belt that I I got, partly for writing a blog and most of the time he asks me to write  a mail to him every day. Every mail of his sent to me is preserved like a diamond in a safe. He keeps giving me new projects and keep trying to fulfill them. 

You know at school people call me the walking know it all. I don't mean to brag about anything but yeah it feels kind of good. If you look at it from my perspective it's everything that I studied in India now if the studies are way more relaxed over here then I have a clear advantage over everything. There is no hard work from my side so technically I shouldn't get any credit for it. What I know is the normal curriculum of India. So technically I should be in grade 8. That's what I think. 

When I compare myself to a special needs student I find that I have few qualities like them, though, I am a proper student without any disabilities. I wonder what's true.