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First period, English 12 with Mrs. McKinney. Upstairs, scorcher classroom, but a familiar one, with a familiar face, since she was my 10th grade study hall, um..'adviser.' I forgot how soft spoken she was, I had to strain to hear her. So naive too, doesn't know at all about walter fedun and his ways, oh boy. XD
Second period, Girls PE 11-12 with Mrs Susskind. Ha, I finally have a knocked-up teacher, she was last year, but you couldn't see it. She's due at the end of this month though, so you can REALLY see it. We swear she's gonna go into labor in the middle of class, and she's still her cranky sarcastic self. But now she actually looks like a WOMAN, it's amazing. We took school pictures, surprisingly quick and painless.
Third period, AP Government with Mr. Bruckner. Everything I heard is true, he is AMAZING. For example, he has his own website called brucknernation.com and his favorite moment in history is Elvis, the king of rock, dying on the crapper. LOLZ But there are so many non-AP kids in that class, I predict at least 5 dropping out.
Fourth period, Creative writing with Ms. Walsh. She's so totally hilarious, and she had my brother, which as soon as I reminded her she was like, "oooohh yyyyeeeaaahhh" Nice. XD She's right, she is a klutz, considering she said she almost walked into school wearing two different shoes, a flip-flop and slight heel no less, blaming the odd feeling on the new parking lot. >>;
Fifth period, lunch, yay! At least for the first semester...
Sixth period, Journalism with Mrs. Dlouhy. My favoritest teacher ever, and the third year having her. Last year for English, and 9th grade for journalism. I'm the most experienced writer in the class, 3 yrs writing for the paper, since I wrote through the club last year. No designated editor-in-chief yet though, have to really think about that one.....
Seventh period, AP Environmental with Mr. Marino Mr. Forstell, the most well known sub in the district. Turns out my teacher found out yesterday his father in Texas is dying with a bad heart and failing kidneys, so, yeah....
Eight period, see above. ^^
Ninth period, shortened schedule!
First period, English 12 with Mrs. McKinney. Upstairs, scorcher classroom, but a familiar one, with a familiar face, since she was my 10th grade study hall, um..'adviser.' I forgot how soft spoken she was, I had to strain to hear her. So naive too, doesn't know at all about walter fedun and his ways, oh boy. XD
Second period, Girls PE 11-12 with Mrs Susskind. Ha, I finally have a knocked-up teacher, she was last year, but you couldn't see it. She's due at the end of this month though, so you can REALLY see it. We swear she's gonna go into labor in the middle of class, and she's still her cranky sarcastic self. But now she actually looks like a WOMAN, it's amazing. We took school pictures, surprisingly quick and painless.
Third period, AP Government with Mr. Bruckner. Everything I heard is true, he is AMAZING. For example, he has his own website called brucknernation.com and his favorite moment in history is Elvis, the king of rock, dying on the crapper. LOLZ But there are so many non-AP kids in that class, I predict at least 5 dropping out.
Fourth period, Creative writing with Ms. Walsh. She's so totally hilarious, and she had my brother, which as soon as I reminded her she was like, "oooohh yyyyeeeaaahhh" Nice. XD She's right, she is a klutz, considering she said she almost walked into school wearing two different shoes, a flip-flop and slight heel no less, blaming the odd feeling on the new parking lot. >>;
Fifth period, lunch, yay! At least for the first semester...
Sixth period, Journalism with Mrs. Dlouhy. My favoritest teacher ever, and the third year having her. Last year for English, and 9th grade for journalism. I'm the most experienced writer in the class, 3 yrs writing for the paper, since I wrote through the club last year. No designated editor-in-chief yet though, have to really think about that one.....
Seventh period, AP Environmental with Mr. Marino Mr. Forstell, the most well known sub in the district. Turns out my teacher found out yesterday his father in Texas is dying with a bad heart and failing kidneys, so, yeah....
Eight period, see above. ^^
Ninth period, shortened schedule!
