“Monday Madness: A Day in My School Life”

Here you can find the story of a normal Monday in my life – plus some pictures of me and my friends trying to survive the chaos with a smile.

📓 A Day in my Life – School Edition

Spoiler alert: I survived. Barely.

The day started, as always, with my alarm clock betraying me. I swear I hit snooze just once – okay, maybe three times. But somehow, it still felt like I was being dragged out of bed by an invisible force. I call it: “Monday.”

After performing my signature morning speedrun (shower, brush teeth, grab bag, forget lunch), I made it to school just in time for… math. Yep. First period math. Nothing says “good morning” like trying to solve equations before your brain has even booted up.

Then came English class, which was actually fun – mostly because we spent 20 minutes arguing whether a tomato is a fruit or a vegetable. Spoiler: it’s a fruit, but no one’s putting it in a smoothie.

At break time, my friends and I gathered like penguins in the hallway. We exchanged snacks, gossip, and existential dread about the upcoming chemistry test. Solidarity in confusion.

Media design was the real highlight – I got to mess around with colors, shapes, and fonts while pretending I knew what I was doing. Honestly, half of creativity is just making it look intentional.

Lunch was… let’s call it “mystery meat surprise.” I ate half of it, traded the other half for a cookie, and called that a win.

In the afternoon, we had informatics. I accidentally broke my code with one missing semicolon and stared at the error message like it had personally betrayed me. I finally fixed it by doing the most powerful thing a programmer can do: turning it off and back on again.

By the time the bell rang, I was equal parts exhausted and victorious. Another school day conquered, more or less. I may not have all the answers (especially not in math), but at least I’m surviving with style.


Moral of the story? Coffee is my best friend. And so is Ctrl+Z.

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