Looking forward to school?

I personally am looking forward to school, which begins in four days where I live.

And the lack thereof causes even more problems.

 

hell no. (damn it already begun 2weeks ago)

 

No.

School's boring. I just answer questions, make papers and help the teacher (I'm the only one who helps the teacher). Nothing more.

I've got a new teacher this year though.

I only like the "technical" parts of school. Building things, that stuff.

But no I don't want to go to school. Give me another six weeks.

I got one day left (tomorrow)

 

whit what do you help 0_0

 

Cleaning, repairing computers, filling in papers and such.

 

you all think school sucks... just wait till you have real responsibilities.

 

I actually want it to be the day after tomorrow... When I can finally see my friends again.

 

School doesn't pay.

In fact, most of the time you end up paying the school. But you still learn.

So you have to pay to work, you have to work to have opportunity, you need to have opportunity to work, and you have to work to get pay...and you have to pay to afford what you have.

Tha's life.

Back on topic, I start on the 7th after labor day. I LOVE cyber school.
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Wouldn't happen here in a brick-and mortar OR a cyber cause of labor day.

 

I nether did like school way back then , I was always self taught!

And they should give you lessons you like, not what they like, they might be a better future in that...

 

Everyone would take "eating desserts, having sex and playing video games 101"

 

Lol, I mean if you where good at somethink like computers , wood work , brickey est. They should constate more on your potential

If only they had the resorces to lol!, bart nockers XD.

 

School has started and I am pretty sure that no one wants to go to school!

 

School has started, and again, life with dad is HELL. He is a 52-year old strict science teacher.

See yas next summer...

Really, though, it's not like I'm being taken away. You'll still hear from me, just...not as much.

Plus the fact that I'm not allowed to play any video games during the schoolyear, so I gotta to it when dad goes to work.

...anyone else ever have the problem where people aren't convinced that you've "studied" unless you do it for a really long time?