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Jun 01, 2010 23:02

For those of you who haven't checked the class schedule yet, I expect you to be at room [insert class number here], tomorrow at [idk insert some time here] for your first Art Class ( Read more... )

class schedule, may want to punch you in the face, in soviet russia..., inspire your heart with art!, your new art teacher is a commie

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leadthemalong June 2 2010, 17:40:18 UTC
It's important to take your position seriously, Raikov! I'm... rather envious of that kind of attitude. I'm rather no-nonsense man myself, but I tend to become more flexible as time goes on. I suppose it must be my parental instincts - I have two children of my own, actually. My wife always told me I was no good with long-term discipline...

(However, any new students that read this will be disappointed to know I have zero tolerance for certain behavior in my class. I rarely extend due dates unless I find it necessary. While this may be harsh, I find it creates a better classroom learning environment. I don't usually kick students out, but I do report upsetting behavior. I try to be as fair as possible.)

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majorcrotchgrab June 2 2010, 18:01:10 UTC
No need to be envious. I've had.. prior experience with this sort of thing.

[He'll refrain from punching kids in the faces ... for now]

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leadthemalong June 2 2010, 18:07:41 UTC
I've had prior experience myself, but it was under some rather... interesting circumstances. I can't say they mirror yours, but I don't find that matters in my example.

So, Raikov, have you worked in the art career before? I'm not exactly an artist myself, but I do enjoy drawing.

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majorcrotchgrab June 2 2010, 18:12:21 UTC
Interesting.

And no, this is the first time. When I was younger, I had wanted to start an art career but my parents insisted I enroll in the army.

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leadthemalong June 2 2010, 20:43:19 UTC
Ah, I see then! That reminds me of how my parents felt about my interest in space and biology. My father wanted me to get a stable job as a business man, but I always had a fascination with science and the world beyond ours. I was actually a space captain before I moved here. Of course, I mostly shipped freights and received mediocre pay, but it was a very important job to me. Fortunately, I also love biology and nature!

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majorcrotchgrab June 2 2010, 23:26:53 UTC
[Hmm. Now he's reminded of all the drawings that got obliterated when the Boss blew up Groznyj Grad.]

Still, that must have been interesting to be in space.

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leadthemalong June 3 2010, 02:07:16 UTC
It was. Fortunately, a friend of mine recovered my spaceship, the S.S. Dolphin. When I have time, I still travel in space. I could never give up that life! Ever since I was a child, I dreamed of being a intergalactic space captain. You could say I was quite the dreamer, but also diligent.

I suppose now I have the best of both worlds, then.

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majorcrotchgrab June 3 2010, 03:18:52 UTC
You're quite lucky then.

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