Sex Education Class

Sorry for not updating this journal in two months. Since school started, I don’t get to update my page so much.

I started school two weeks ago. Yup, I’m in the sixth grade!!!!! I still find it kinda hard to believe. I still think that I’m still the messy, childish, fifth-grader I’ve been last year. Not anymore! I’m not gonna goof up, I’m gonna ace all my subjects and I’ll make many friends.

Well, you all know that I’m very *shy* so I wasn’t in my big-mouth, chitter-chatter mood. In fact, I couldn’t talk to anyone, because I didn’t know all of them and I’d make a fool out of myself if I ever did. So I didn’t eat lunch with anyone, didn’t even *talk* to anyone, and I was feeling kind of like a loner.

But the next week, a girl, my classmate in the first grade (her name is Erika) came up to me and we started to hang out alot. She’s quite fun and I think she was much, much better than my last close friend in the fifth grade.

Let’s see….what else? Oh yea, there’s a horrible thing on being a sixth grade…..it’s in Home Ecs (Home Economics & Livelihood Education). One day, we were sent to the viewing room (it’s a room in school where we watch movies and educational documentaries) and I thought, Oh boy, we’re gonna watch a movie! I wonder which one shall it be.

Well, I didn’t get to watch a movie (boo hoo hoo). Instead, I got to watch the grossest show in the face of the earth. We watched a show on, um, how should I say it, uh, well, about how they make babies or something. I can’t say it!!! Anyway, that was supposed to be our lesson and our teacher asked us before she started it, “Are you not ashamed to see this video?” Most of the kids in class answered yes. Then she asked, “Are you excited?” Only one girl, Victoria answered yes. Is she okay or something?

So the video started and I think everyone closed their eyes most of the time. But the teacher forced us to keep them open so what I did was just stare at the floor.

So the next Home Ecs. meeting, we talked about it and I found out that at least half the class were grossed by it too (glad I’m not the only one)! Hopefully, in the seventh grade, I don’t get to learn any of those anymore. It’s just too much!