Posts Tagged ‘high school’
Interesting thing that came to my attention when I visited my old high school, which was that the school’s athletic field has been shut down since 2007 (meaning after I graduated, because we still used it until then). The reasons being that the field was uneven and buckling, which would eventually cause injury to students [...]
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Tags: athletic field, football field, high school, rants, track field
I visited my old high school. My first visit since I graduated in June 2007. It was an interesting experience. This was just an improvised trip when my best friend and I were trying to figure out something to do on Friday. After a trip to a cafe in hopes of visiting her friend (mission: [...]
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Tags: high school, nostaligia
They are nuts I tell you!
I have come to a conclusion that all (or at least, the vast majority) of Spanish teachers are nuts. I swear, all of the ones I had since seventh grade to my first semester of my sophomore year of college have all proved to be a bit… out there. I sometimes wonder what goes on [...]
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Tags: college, high school, middle school, Spanish, Spanish class, Spanish teachers
Lockers, how I loathed thee
Now that I’m going to enter my second year of college, I noticed how much easier life is without a frikkin’ locker. Because your dorm room is pretty much the locker.
I’m not exactly sure why but I was plagued with really crappy lockers. After elementary school, I was excited about getting a locker instead of [...]
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Tags: high school, lockers, middle school, rants
An ode to “the popular” people
I was never the popular one in school. That can be quite obvious considering how much of a nerd I am. I never did sports and instead I did Model United Nations for two years in high school. I actually have what might be considered good taste in entertainment. I refuse to watch the latest [...]
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Tags: high school, popular people
