Sunday, February 3, 2008

Did Someone Say "Spring Cleaning"?

Update: Well, Momoko finished her video and I have now posted the complete one!

Well now, for the past three days now I've been returning to school for (yes) Spring Cleaning. To most people Spring Cleaning is probably the most boring darn thing that could ever possibly befall them. Now, to the Prefects and Probates of Cempaka, this is all crap. :D

Today's post will mostly (and only) involve the third day of spring cleaning. I wasn't around for the second day, so don't expect anything from that day. For the first day, watch the movie Momoko made below. It's friggin' awesome.





Well for the third day, it involves more fun filled activities rather than work. ;D

So I went to school in the wee hours of the morning. I went into the already nicely painted room, and saw Joshua's happy little face jumping around. So our first "assigned" task was to clean the chairs. Momoko, who arrived soon after, decided to help out. It was the cleaning of chairs (later known as "banging chairs") that lit the catch phrase Joshua and I created and used for the rest of the day. It was the oddly named detergent named BANG that burned the fuel for this catchy phrase. Soon we created the strangely funny phrase, "You've been banged!" and other amusing phrases that I shan't post here. This IS after all a "Everyone" rated blog. ;) By the next hour Joshua, Momoko and I turned into pimps. We banged like more than 20 chairs.


The miracle that began it all



You've been banged!


Soon after "banging" more chairs, we went in to help Muhaimin (Mr. Dedicated) touch up the paint jobs on the walls. We grabbed the nearest paint brush, dipped it into this tub of light vanilla paint and began stroking the walls. Soon we covered up much of the wall and we were needed for yet another task. Cleaning the floors. We bent down with rags and began acting like slaves, moaning and such, and cleaned the floor. Joshua and I still said, "bang the floors!" which in layman's terms meant, "Put the blardy detergent on the friggin' floor!". Momoko now called the detergent, "Bang Bang!" in a very Japan-ezy manner. After our very tiring task Joshua, Momoko, Bryna and me snuck away to the middle staircase to relax for a bit. Muhaimin being the very hardworking boy he is, had to be dragged here. Hanaar later found us, and sat awhile with us. Soon we were all laying down on the stairs, listening to music and talking about banging floors and chairs alike.


Lepak-Time



Truce!


Then after resting for abit we returned to the room to once again clean the floors. After cleaning the floors, some of us went to relax on the numerous furniture laying about in the corridor. We ate Joshua's food and talked for a while. Then we went in and started playing around. We were like carrying each other around the slippery floor and joking around. It was truly funny to see all of us doing incredibly funny things. After that, Joshua, Bryna, Momoko and ME went to clean the brushes and art tools. We spent about an hour in the guys' bathroom scrubbing the brushes and trays. Then David called and we returned to the room.



Here we talked for abit regarding our uncanny abilities and freaky-ness. ;D We also played around for abit; such as me driving Hana on a wheeled chair into a wall before stopping in the nick of time before she'd be splattered all over the black wall. :) We then began to see how high all of us could jump and considering of the creation of a "Prefect House". Then soon it was time to ciao so Hana, Ellya, Lynus, and I packed our bags, walked the many bridges and walkways of Cempaka into the guardhouse and into our cars.

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