I got up at
5:45 in the morning, got some chocolate milk, took a shower with a hint of
having to wash my hair. I got dressed and got ready for the day, but there is
no bus so we have to take a dark emerald green 1999 Toyota Sienna to get to
school on time. We waited in line until I got a schedule. That’s exactly what is
right.
Period 1 is Study Skills Improvement. I really think that’s a great
thing to go through this whole time, reading, writing blogs, studying any
homework to keep track on, and have fun. Period 2 is ASL. ASL is a great start
for me to go through also, but we got our first deaf teacher. We learned of
“Yes” and “No”. For extra credit to sum things up, I learned of “texting” which
is really funny. Period 3 is Geometry. Geometry is after Algebra I, but we will
learn more details of all shapes and sizes. Period 4 is Symphonic Band.
Symphonic Band is after Concert Band, but the point is that Spring Tour is
coming soon and I was so excited to go see Idaho for the first time after
nearly three years of waiting for the moment to arrive within. Period 5 is
Biology. Biology is after PhySci if you passed the final exams and made-up some
tests you failed. We will learn more about genetics, life, and plants in
sophisticated detail. There are no Learning Targets whatsoever, but instead, we
have Warm-Up sheets for every week and Exit Slips. Period 6 is Senior English.
Senior English is very complex that, we need to break it down and build things
up. Reading Folders are great for Reading Logs for those who need more reading
improvement. It’s OK if I have to evaluate
Maximum Ride the Complete Saga, but I never spoil (in case of reviewing
the whole series overall sometimes). Evaluating books and authors means that
you have to show your imaginative spirit to your friends, it’s OK. In case that
your friends don’t believe in magic, you recommend to them whether you like it
or not. We got a complex math clock on the back of us, but you just need to
come up with solutions as easy as that if you’re lucky.
To do your homework,
you need some contracts for your parents to sign. I got 4/6 of the contracts
given from teachers. Lesson: “Life is a bit bigger than checkboxes.” I had
lunch – cheese pizza, lettuce and chocolate milk. I told my friends of how is
summer overall. My summer is a roadtrip.
. . .
Flashback: We went to Salem where
Simone got a midnight purple 3DS. We stayed a night in Rosenburg. We go down to
California and we saw Mt. Shasta and we stayed in Weed. We headed down south to
Los Angeles in the Anaheim area where we stayed six nights there. I learned how
to boogie board and that’s what my uncle taught me to. We went to fun places
like Downtown Disney, Hollywood, Griffith Observatory, and walking down the
Stars of Fame. We went to San Francisco where we stayed two nights there. A day
in San Francisco is like a blast in Seattle except a bit milder, but we learned
of San Francisco and there’s a hidden prison island that has been activated for
circa 30 years. We went north to Eureka where we stayed for a night there. And
we went to Newport, Oregon where we spent two nights there in Money Saving
Motel. We enjoyed a fun time with a whole family, but wait, there’s more; we
have been to a Drive-In Tree, Sea Lion Caves, Newport Aquarium and a local
grocery store near the pioneer cemetery. On the way home, we have been to the
beach, and a lighthouse.
. . .
I should’ve tap dance a bit more
over the summer because there are some things going on. And there’s no other
homework than just contracts and such parent/student signatures that we just
can’t get enough out of it. It’s the slow-approaching start and choices were
getting closer than you think but it came from the literature that I enjoyed
since sophomore year.
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