Tests are done; nothing left but the failing

After two weeks of writing, revising and revising revisions, my tests are in the bank. It's a huge relief. No power cut last night, so perhaps we're being spared for a spell.

My class will perform for assembly next Monday and we will be putting on a silent play as an homage to silent films. J. has been helping out, but as of right now we are nowhere near ready. Soon after that will be the Christmas concert, and I've no idea what to do for that although we are having a meeting tonight on the subject.

Indonesians do not really want Mr. Bush to visit next week but he's coming anyway--for ten hours. There have already been protests and they will likely continue. I would be willing to bet that the President will laud Indonesia's "strong democracy" in answer to his image being burned in effigy. Democracies don't tend to favour the president lately (e.g. Palestine, Iraq, most of Europe, home). I wonder if he'll sour on them completely.

I must go now, class beckons. More soon.