So it has been two months since my last post. I apologise to those who actually reads my blogs. I'll probably blog when something exciting happens or some events that happen like yesterday.

Yesterday was Friday and music classes of year 8-11 went to the Opera House to watch a performance. It was called "The Whitlams meet the Orchestra Sydney Symphony Education Event"...that's what it says on the ticket.

So we started our walk to the train station at around 8:40 am after the school bell rang for rollcall. I guess I was pretty hight from breakfast since I kept getting off topic and stuff. Sorry Annie since you were the only one to put up with it. When we got on the train, the seats in our carriage were mostly filled up with 2 to a 3 seater seat and 1 to a 2 seater seat. Hope that made sense. Annie, Pheonix and I played on Pheonix's phone to pass time. It was fun to begin with and slowly got boring but not to the point of boredom.

When we got to Circular Quay, we went to Maccas/shopping centre to get some lunch. I seem to be the only person who brought their own lunch. Oh well, I saved money :)

Annie and Cassandra shared their food and Tracey and Stephanie shared theirs. When I say share, I mean they bought a box to share and they were the same. Julie bought her own smaller box for one and everyone but me dipped chips and stuff into her wedges. I wanted ice cream but we ran out of time while lining up.

We made our way to the Opera house and stood outside for a while in the wind. About 15 minutes later, we finally got our tickets and headed inside and got comfortable in our seats.

The performance was really good with lots of great songs. There was very little interaction with the orchestra and the audience so I'll admit, my eyes did droop and I almost passed out. Thanks Annie for your shoulder because that was the only thing that kept my eyes open...literally. The Whitlams is the name of a rock band and they were performing with the Sydney Symphony. They were rocking alright.

Once the show was over, we went back out and Tracey and Stephanie went around repeating "Ice cream, apple pie, small fries, THANK YOU" to every group in our grade (excluding the guys). I think they got that idea when we were at maccas lining up and they were discussing on what to get before we started off to the Opera House. Yeah sorry, I was eavesdropping because I wasn't far back in the other line.

I took some pictures outside the Opera House on our way back to the train station and on the train because we weren't allowed to take any footage.

I guess this is the part where I show you some photos.

So those are just 4 photos out of more photos. To make up for those photos I didn't put up, I might post a video of Tracey and Stephanie's "Ice cream, apple pie, small fries, thank you" video. No, it's not on Youtube...yet. I'll ask for permission first and if I get 2 yes's, I'll post it on Youtube and on to this blog :D