Yesterday – which really was today – was utter nonsense and particularly a demonstration of, even when I have nothing to say, what idiocies I can “ink out” on here. I will promise this though, this is not a habit that I intend to keep up… once in a while maybe just for a good laugh, which is healthy. Do you know why I like nonsense? Because in all its supposedly lack of meaning, it makes perfect sense… I have learnt that as I read – as an adult with a child-like heart – “Alice in Wonderland” by Lewis Caroll. Bracket closed…
Lunch time: while / after I came back and forth from yesterday
Today feels a bit chaotic despite the blast I had in class this morning because I understood everything that was said. Now we’ll see how long I remember any of it; it should not be a big problem… but how many years is it really going to stick, I would not wager on long but I have come to underestimate myself in this domain… I never learn!
The hall is very noisy and the youngsters who continue playing / enjoying their music there are starting to wear my focus thin. I am about to meet the only teacher I do not know (Natural Sciences A)… I wonder many things that are not important… but all you need to know – for now – is that I am looking forward to it.
Now, regarding my daily writing, Clark had the nice suggestion of my programming my postings… and with what I have written so far, I have only five days to catch up with in Wordy World… before I can follow the right deadlines ever (those I set for myself – you had well understood of course).
Personality-studies according to the precious Wakefield Doctrine is growing (in my head) and should be interesting to write about this weekend – hopefully. Small thoughts:
- Youngsters looking around making sure that what they do is noticed… Clark, Roger or Clark?
- Youngsters playing music loud… do they really want to be noticed or do they just wished they were elsewhere?
It is now evening
I have come home to get some order in today’s babbling. My teacher is fantastic, which ultimately enabled me both to relax and have great fun listening to his lesson. This is going to be a fun term. Personality wise, I perceived him as a Clark… mostly because he said something that I had discussed with progenitor Clark – monotonous jobs… no thank you. There are many other aspects that could make him a clark too, but I will reserve my definitive conclusion for a later and more complete observation.
Ever since the Wakefield Doctrine, I have some sorts of antennas… no it is not it… how I perceived before is still incredibly accurate, but I feel like the doctrine added another dimension. Before, I perceived in 3D but without very good glasses… the WD brought me a new pair.









