Cyclone! D:

Yeah, that's our Peril for Survival. Now we have to build a new shelter. D: Well, we'll do that in "RACHEL AND VANESSA’S TUTORIAL ON MAKING QUICK NEW SHELTERS AFTER UNFORTUNATE AND UNSEASONAL CYCLONES THAT ARE THE FORCE’S FAULT." =D

Anyway. Today is Remembrance Day. Let us have a moment of silence for those soldiers who paid the price of our freedom with their lives. Let us honour their courage and devotion to our country of Canada, for which they so bravely fought for. (And I don't care if that sounds cheesy or doesn't make sense. I'm being serious here.)

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Thank you. Please be seated.

But seriously. Remembrance Day is supposed to be a really serious occasion, so I'm dropping my "ZOMGG I'M DRUNK ON AIRRR" demeanor and trying to actually not be hyper for once. xP

As for the assembly... GUYS, THE LAST POST WAS FINE. (Well, I'll admit, it could have been better, but it wasn't horribly horrible or anything ._.) Oh, and me and Emi and Jeff sort of screwed up the Canon of War Peace solo thingy. (Our band actually made it sound less of a War and more of a Peace for once... it's a miracle! :O) I think Jeff knew he screwed up and just stopped playing (audibly, anyway) so it was mostly me and Emi throughout the thing. (I screwed up too, btw, just not so much as to stop playing entirely, like Jeff ._.)

After the assembly, David N and I got into an argument about whether or not Richard's pro trumpet-playing skillage makes him special. :P We were yelling "NO HE'S NOT" "YES HE IS" "NO HE'S NOT" "YES HE IS" in each other's faces all the way down the hall until we reached the Music room. Then we realized how stupid we were being and stopped. :P

Okay, I must go and work on Survival now. Ciao.