"No problem. Apology accepted. But, dude! It's about time you guysstopped playing with your lightsabers during meetings," I teased. 

"We're throwing that science club membership party tomorrow! Andit's going to be a BLAST! So go round up the crew, and let's do thisthing!" 

Today was my LAST day here at NHH, and my schedule was jampacked. 

Jannat didn't say a single word to me all day. I'm guessing it'sbecause I have a video of her confessing and having a meltdown inthe school fountain. Even though her makeup was flawless, I'm prettysure she doesn't want to put MY video on her fashion blog!! 

I think Tunisha and I are now FRENEMIES! Which is a slightimprovement over MORTAL ENEMIES who HATE each other's GUTS.But hey, at least it's progress! 

Since Siddharth and the rest of the crew are my friends, I decided thathelping them save their science club was crucial.We had agreed to meet at school an hour early to post sign-up sheetsand put up posters to help generate excitement about joining our club.I met Ashi in the art room and was really impressed with herposters. . . .

I was happy to see that our cool posters were getting a lot ofattention in the halls. 

My appointment to meet with Madame Danielle about the Paris tripwas at noon, and I was a nervous wreck.She started off by saying how much she'd enjoyed having me in herFrench class and that she'd heard a lot about me from other teachers. Surprisingly, the meeting went really well. . . .

She also explained that because of my art skills, she felt I would geteven more out of the visit to the Louvre than most students. 

So right now I'm really happy! In spite of my DISASTROUS week, Ithink I STILL have a really good chance of being awarded that trip toParis! 

SQUEEEEEE!! 

When the final bell rang, I rushed down to the science lab. The roomwas decorated with brightly colored balloons and the science clubbanner.We had a table piled with food, and our music was blasting. 

Although we were SUPERnervous, everything was finally ready.I breathed a sigh of relief when we opened the classroom door and along line of excited kids rushed inside. . . .