You've let it go. Or so you think. It's the next day, and you've made sure that nothing can ruin your day. There's that slight, bitter nip in the air, but you arrive to school early, so you let it slide. You're by yourself, alone, but that's normal. People are chattering nonsensically about their problems, and attempting to one up each other in ( Read more... )

 The sky is a pale, slate blue, the sun shines brightly, flares of rainbow light catch the corners of a school child's eyes, and today, you have lost yet again ( Read more... )

Pungent odor of gasoline, bitter whiffs of citrus, earthy smells of dirt, plastic, rolled up onto a pair of hands, a huge mess of sensory screw-upers. Bright white sheets stained a greasy black, with blossoms of yellows, powdery brown. Mixed play-dough balls litter the dusty marble floors ( Read more... )

Algebra. (x+9)(x-13). Solve ( Read more... )