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I feel like I have a lot to say but at the same time not at all.
Springboard is doable. I enjoy being there because not only is the stuff we're doing there fucking RELEVANT (i.e. Vietnam War, Reaganomics, Debate over assisted suicide etc.) but yesterday we did an EGG DROP. YES I MEAN 9th GRADE PHYSICAL SCIENCE STYLE EGG DRIZZOP. It owned. Mine was literally a box filled with lots of balloons and then the box's outside was covered with balloons too. Talk about advanced science. Mmhmm.
They also nurture the kids. The environment is so much less competetive than at South. Well I have a hard time believing that many school environments are MORE competetive than South so saying that is a given. But they really work towards the goal having everyone do well. Obviously I wished that while doing this I could be a bit more challenged when it came to some of the discussions and material we're working with but overall I'm enjoying the scholastic easy riding so I can deal with other issues.
But there are two girls who need to have been aborted. Their presence on earth does nothing for anyone except annoy.
Another thing I like about Springboard is that you are forced to sit with people and interact and actually develop friendships with people who in a normal high school setting you would NEVER get to know. Like EVER. Its my idealistic little bubble where everyone talks to everyone and knows everyone's name. I like being there.
And its the easiest shit ever.
In other news... I love my friends and this weekend rocked hard. Friday night with Annie and Amanda doing absolutely nothing. Saturday night at Bugaboo with 13 of my favorite people ever. Near death car ride on the way there in the pouring rain and dark. Going the wrong way on a one way ramp? High five fo' myself!! Yeannie Joon I missed you there. Today Annie and I rocked the road trip to the MIDDLE OF NOWHERE western MA to see her good friend Stephanie. I adore the two of them. And Groton is beautiful and country and would be a nice place to go on vacation. Not live. I was so proud of us for getting there. Seriously. Then Nathaniel, Annie and I watched the Super Bowl?! Except not at all. We talked and ate watched Project Runway and Family Guy. We switched back to Fox a few times just so Nathaniel could know the score and maybe see a play highlighted so that tomorrow when all of the other boys are talking about it, he can pretend that he cares.
Family at the moment is 50/50. And all the other stuff is to shit.
But if I were on the SIMS (aka the best game ever) my happiness guage would be like 75% green and thats pretty fucking good. I lovvvvvvve it.
I guess I DID have a lot to say.
Springboard is doable. I enjoy being there because not only is the stuff we're doing there fucking RELEVANT (i.e. Vietnam War, Reaganomics, Debate over assisted suicide etc.) but yesterday we did an EGG DROP. YES I MEAN 9th GRADE PHYSICAL SCIENCE STYLE EGG DRIZZOP. It owned. Mine was literally a box filled with lots of balloons and then the box's outside was covered with balloons too. Talk about advanced science. Mmhmm.
They also nurture the kids. The environment is so much less competetive than at South. Well I have a hard time believing that many school environments are MORE competetive than South so saying that is a given. But they really work towards the goal having everyone do well. Obviously I wished that while doing this I could be a bit more challenged when it came to some of the discussions and material we're working with but overall I'm enjoying the scholastic easy riding so I can deal with other issues.
But there are two girls who need to have been aborted. Their presence on earth does nothing for anyone except annoy.
Another thing I like about Springboard is that you are forced to sit with people and interact and actually develop friendships with people who in a normal high school setting you would NEVER get to know. Like EVER. Its my idealistic little bubble where everyone talks to everyone and knows everyone's name. I like being there.
And its the easiest shit ever.
In other news... I love my friends and this weekend rocked hard. Friday night with Annie and Amanda doing absolutely nothing. Saturday night at Bugaboo with 13 of my favorite people ever. Near death car ride on the way there in the pouring rain and dark. Going the wrong way on a one way ramp? High five fo' myself!! Yeannie Joon I missed you there. Today Annie and I rocked the road trip to the MIDDLE OF NOWHERE western MA to see her good friend Stephanie. I adore the two of them. And Groton is beautiful and country and would be a nice place to go on vacation. Not live. I was so proud of us for getting there. Seriously. Then Nathaniel, Annie and I watched the Super Bowl?! Except not at all. We talked and ate watched Project Runway and Family Guy. We switched back to Fox a few times just so Nathaniel could know the score and maybe see a play highlighted so that tomorrow when all of the other boys are talking about it, he can pretend that he cares.
Family at the moment is 50/50. And all the other stuff is to shit.
But if I were on the SIMS (aka the best game ever) my happiness guage would be like 75% green and thats pretty fucking good. I lovvvvvvve it.
I guess I DID have a lot to say.