Friday, October the 26th, 2007

It's raining. Kobe in the rain! A walk in the rain! ... an Open Campus in the rain tomorrow?
Osaka Prefecture was ranked 45th as the result of the National Achievement Test. Its aftermath would be a spectacle. Some teachers have already started making either excuses or complaints over the result or over the test itself.
The school trip ended, in the rain at Kobe, with a rainbow back in Kishiwada. It's a wonder that our students seem to have enjoyed it, even in the rain. They are the best students in Japan, unless we don't have to have them study, one teacher lamented.
I wrote an e-mail to Suwatou yesterday, on October the 25th, demanding the information when they should arrive at our school. Suwatou sent out a fax demanding the information on their itinerary in Kishiwada, which should be arranged, according to their idea, by Kishiwada City. Kishiwada City forwarded the fax one hour later to Izumi HS, supposedly with the idea that they have no responsibility or authority to decide it, possibly with the idea or hope that we, Izumi HS, should decide it. We seem to have come to a so-called three]cornered deadlock, and also look like being in a whodunit.