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Apology + Updates

I'm really, really so sorry for not updating any of my books recently, all my dear readers!
*Winces as I get shot by flying tomatoes*
I just wasn't in the mood to write anything, after an incident which caused me to lose part of the fanfiction I was working on at the time, and I was also busy caught up reading fanfiction since PSLE ended, and I generally write slowly, so I take quite a while to even write one chapter tbh...

But anyway, enough of my mourning for my lost fanfiction and rambling, the long-awaited-for update is here!

(Just so you all know, I actually started this chapter on Saturday but I took too long to write everything =.=; Also it's 3:30 AM where I am rn and I'm not thinking straight cos I just read this fanfic that's like No Homo but is Hetalia and PruCan and it's hilarious ok I'm sorry idek anymore I'm rambling please continue.)

Since I'm not sure what exactly to write about, I'll just give some updates on recent events and/or happenings in my life and write down a few things I find wrong and weird in the world.

Okay, firstly, last Saturday (yeh, the day I started this chapter), my sister sprained her leg and had to get a cast and crutches. We all still don't know how she sprained it. =.=" She's just so amazingly unbelievable. But now she's alright again so that's all good.

Next, I guess you should know PSLE is over, which means FREEEEEEDOOOOM, and now we have ALL THE TIME IN THE WORLD and we're allowed to do what we want in class, just not use our phones or play cards, both of which I really don't understand. (Cos it's not like we're gambling or partaking in illegal activities on our phones, right? :/)
Anyway that sucks.

Another thing that just makes our life more difficult is the soon-coming fair during which we earn money to donate to a charity.

The thing about it is, my friend and I were making these friendship-bracelet-kinda-things and our teacher had to go look for other teachers to spread the news and whatnot, and got two teachers to order bracelets from us.
Now we have to make EIGHTY. EIGHTY.
EIGHTY.
Just how are we gonna do that? HOWW? D:

Next thing, I went to the library, I think, three days ago? Yeah, and when I went there, being the Hetalia-made-obsessed-with-learning-other-languages-and-stuff person I am, I went to look for books that (drumroll please), taught people how to speak different languages!
*attempts jazz hands*
*fails horribly*
*smacks self*

Yep. And I found a lot of such books, after spending at least ten minutes in front of the computers. I swear the person sitting in the chair near me was shooting me weird glances as I kept taking paper to note down the book numbers. O.o

So, when I went to dem shelves, I was like WOAAAAH LANGUAGE BOOKS GALORE HOOREI in my mind cos, I'm serious, there were SO MANY of such books to teach people different languages.

I mean, seriously, I don't remember them all, but I know for sure there were: Polish, Hungarian, Spanish, Latin, Italian, North American languages, German, French, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Finnish and the Nordic Europe languages, which is basically a collection of the languages of most of the Nordic countries, I think, but I'm not sure if Faroese is included.. Hm.
(Sorry, but I would just like to ask something, if anyone would reply. Bokmål and Nynorsk are both spoken in Norway, right? So they are both considered Norwegian? I'm not sure...
I apologise again for interrupting your reading =.="")
Anyway, I'm sure there was still more, I just can't recall. But I was so exhilarated like EEEEEEE. My sister did not share my enthusiasm.

But in the end, I borrowed five books, the Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Finnish and Nordic Europe countries ones, given my recent obsession with the Nordic countries. Unfortunately, I couldn't find a book for Icelandic, which was sad, but I think I'm occupied enough >.>