General Chat! [v7]

It could be worse.

You could've not been able to do anything else while school was delayed.

Greece wrote:I wake up at my normal 5:00am time to go to school, I'm waiting for my dad to pick me up at 5:35am. At 5:37am (my dad was late) My mom comes downs stairs and tells me school has been delayed. But now I'm wake and ready ;__;

Wow... that's an hour and half earlier than what I typically get up at on a school day. Are you in one of those districts that has high schoolers show up first, then elementary and middle?

Truthseeker4449 wrote:

Greece wrote:I wake up at my normal 5:00am time to go to school, I'm waiting for my dad to pick me up at 5:35am. At 5:37am (my dad was late) My mom comes downs stairs and tells me school has been delayed. But now I'm wake and ready ;__;

Wow... that's an hour and half earlier than what I typically get up at on a school day. Are you in one of those districts that has high schoolers show up first, then elementary and middle?

It goes high then middle then elementary, does that make sense?

Yes, it's the reverse of what we have here.

Having it reversed would be better, because little kids can function better in the mornings and teenagers function better at nights. But it's never going to get changed because parents want the older kids home to pick up and watch the younger kids.

But the again, school doesn't start until 7:20am, but I have to get to seminary, which is 6:00am-6:55am, so I get up earlier to go to that.

I was blow drying my hair when mom told me it was delayed. So I went back to bed with both of my kitties cuddling! (which is a surprise, because Butters doesn't normally cuddle with anyone besides Dad or himself...)
It was quite nice.

I cranked by electric blanked to lv 6 and fell back asleep :P

Though I considered staying up, but I decided sleep was good for the soul.

Sleep is always good for the soul. I was a fool in kindergarten not to take advantage of nap time...

another reason to move elementary school to the earliest time slot, so nap time will be more effective.


Did anyone else have half day kindergarten? My school did it for a while, but then the school system what to be more educational and made it full day kindergarten.

Yes. IIRC, Full Day Kindergarden is an option in some schools.

Greece wrote:another reason to move elementary school to the earliest time slot, so nap time will be more effective.


Did anyone else have half day kindergarten? My school did it for a while, but then the school system what to be more educational and made it full day kindergarten.

I started with full day kindergarten, IIRC (there may not have been full day and it was half day, I dunno), but then I transferred schools. Because I started late, there wasn't any room in full day kindergarten, so I was forced to be a half-dayer.

Oddly enough, I think I was upset at that. And I really wanted to go to school when I was in preschool.

I was a weird little kid...

I had preschool, I know. I moved in the middle of kindergarten, and I believe I had full day...

I didn't even know there was such thing as half day kindergarten...

So now they are calling for snow next week, twice. This should be interesting as next week is Mid-terms. Last year mid-terms were cancelled due to the snow. I think we may see them get cancelled again, not that I really care this year. I only have one class this year and I love it, so I'll happily take a Mid-term or a final. Not that my teacher really puts much effort in test making :P

Which class is it?

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