(So this I'm posting now but I originally made this one at the start of the school year)
I know I haven't written in this for a while but I decided I'm gonna again.

So yesterday was my first day of high school and it wasn't all that bad!
And just a quick catch up on what's happened; My mom died back in may so now I live with my aunt, uncle, and 4 cousins, 5 cousins if you count the oldest ones daughter who is a year old.
So going back to yesterday, for some reason I don't have history this year but I'll probably get it next year or something. I wasn't able to choose my classes because I didn't plan on going to this school last year and since I didn't get the opportunity all of my classes were selected randomly.
Here's my schedule:

1st period: hope (health and pe)
2nd period: vet assist
3rd period: 2d art
4th period: english
5th period: science
6th period: algebra 1

Yesterday in 2nd period I held a tarantula for the first time! It was really fluffy! (And just to note I am afraid of spiders to some degree) it was one of the teachers pets so it was used to being held. When I held it I was nervous at first but after a few second I wasn't nervous anymore. My hands did start shaking but that's because I was keeping my hands still for a while.
Our bus driver doesn't know what she's doing and yesterday we were a few minutes late to school, and in the afternoon we were on the bus for almost an hour circling the county before finally making it to our bus stop! And I'm on the bus right now and we passed the school I don't know where she's going. She says the "map of her routes or whatever is wrong and doesn't show all the stop signs and gets her lost.

School starts at 7:30 and the time in between the first bell and the late bell is 5 minutes. Wish me luck that She doesn't kill us!

Question of the day,
Why is anyone who is deaf and suffering from 'when you get old you suddenly become selfish and stupid and refuse to acknowledge anything that you don't like or want to except and don't know what your doing or where your going' syndrome allowed to be bus drivers?