Print, print, print!

Howdy, howdy, howdy, y'all. Hope all your weekends were nice. Bet none of you spent your weekends getting donations for Scouts like I did! :D Keep reading tomorrow's post, and I'll tell you a very touching experience I had on Sunday. 

I'm sort-of-kind-of really glad I didn't run for grade 9 rep. in the midst of all the bookmarks, cards, posters, candy, chocolate, and general bribery, I think nobody is really paying attention to the issues we should be dealing with. But I'm still enjoying all the free food (!!!)  in the meantime. I'm not telling you who I'm voting for, although I'd like to know who you're voting for, so comment, comment, comment! By the way, I am considering running for grade 10 rep next year, so vote for me then, okay? Okay? OKAY?????? :)

 

Now for the good part, homework time! We had another Geo project work period, and we got to create music on the computers in Music today! JSMK (just so Mahak knows), we are working on creating music that reflects the character of our 2-person groups. As Mr. Gelbloom put it, "The music that would start playing if you stepped onto a scene in a movie."

Okay. That's that. For Computers, we had to work double time to try to catch up with the other class. We covered input, var, and get. The homework today was to finish the input assignments #1-3, and 4 and 5 if we can. Oh, and if you didn't already, we are supposed to print out the source codes (HTML and CSS) of all our sites (including the glossaries), and the rendered webpage (print screen). 

Don't forget to print out all your Turing subprograms as well! Anyways, I'd better get working on my homework now. Good luck printing!

The one, and only, 

Grace Grace Grace

(No, that's not a typo, I'm feeling very triplet-y today, if you haven't noticed already. Try counting how many times I used words three times in a row in this post! :)