#last bell

[sovietpostcards]

The Last Bell (the very last day of [high] school) in School No. 453 of Moscow. Photo by Pavel Sukharev (May 25, 1977).

[dinhui]

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[milo-for-the-king]

So, this is a sorta rant about personal life. So today’s the last bell or however it’s translated, essentially the last day of school which is a big thing. And the class below us is responsible for making an event, like we were last year, but since corona, it’s remote. ANYWAY, these absolute brats managed to remind every damn good song in last 10 years, got them stuck in my brain AGAIN in just below 45 mins in their remake of The Greatest Showman.

Otherwise, good jobs guys. I know the remote learning’s wasn’t any nicer to you than us. Still you could have been easier on my brain, it’s already empty and I have exams coming up.

Rant over.

[ruscatontheroof]

[rayyysmitt]

ℳы ᴛᥲнцᥱʙᥲ᧘ᥙ ʙ ɯκ᧐᧘ьн᧐ʍ ɜᥲ᧘ᥱ ʙ ρᥙᴛʍᥱ дᥙᥴκ᧐⊹₊⟡

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[mailss]

The last bell has been rung!!!

I am curious to hear what he has to say!

[ugnecas]

Participate in “Paskutinis skambutis”

This month we, the third course and IB 1, had to organize another event for the fourth graders and IB2. This time it is “the Last Bell” (lith. Paskutinis skambutis). As the name suggest this event marks the last bell that invites the students to their last lesson of their school journey. It is a beautiful tradition and I was happy to help.

My friend Helen and I made the kites, a symbolic gift for the seniors to take with them. My friend picked them up on Sunday from the school and yesterday, we gathered to construct them.

Initially I was excited, as I like crafts and this seemed interesting. However, as the processed went on my anger and frustration grew. This was very hard to do, plus we were using super glue, as we were instructed to do so, which got all over our hands, phones, the table. It was very messy. It took us over an hour to complete the kites we were given. At the end we were annoyed and frustrated. The frustration also came from the fact that we saw the kites a little bit pointless. While I do not want to criticise too much, as I myself put very little effort into this event, the kites, which I think are supposed to be a bit sentimental and cute, looked a bit childish and disappointing. While I may be mistaken for what their purpose is, and they perhaps are not supposed to be this nice gift, then they can suffice. Still, if somewhat handed it to me I would feel more like a kindergarten graduated rather than someone who finished their school.

All in all, this was a successful project, despite all the hardships, we had great fun my successful pal. I also feel better, without the kite making I did not really attribute to the event. I usually have hard time contributing to events, because in order to do so you have to attend meetings, which always feel like a waste of time and energy, as people tend to speak a lot but do not say much. If you do not attend those meetings you, as a consequence do not know what activities should be planned and done and thus hardly contribute to the events. I will try to fix this next year as we will have two or so events that will need to be done.