Greetings from Bass Pro!

In which we walk around, pretending we're British, asking where the loo is. :)

Yes.

Because we can.

The trip was for Art Club. Officers only. Totes exclusive.

Kayli and I got to go because we're teacher's pets. ^_^ We got free lunch (a $30 value!) and a day away from school.

We started out at the local art museum. (which consists of one room...) We spent all of thirty minutes there.

So.

Being the wonderfully great teacher our art teacher is, said, "I don't want to go back to school." And so, we walked around Bass Pro for. Five. Hours.

And oh my gosh.

It. Was. Fun!

Because Kayli and I did walk around, speaking in our British accents (which are incredibly convincing, I assure you). I had a splinded conversation with a man whose grandchildren played with the stuffed raccoon my feet are featured by. We discussed the weather in London, the best places to eat, etc. I guess I passed as a London local, just as he was. :D And no, I've never EVER been to London. Or overseas, for that matter.

But I'm SO BRITISH!

Don't be jelous. ;)

Sitting at school

Just sitting here in school with my lovely friends. Hi Josh and Nathan!

...

Letting my brain rot away, one day at a time.

You know, school could be such a good thing. And no, I'm not one of those people who slacks off and never does anything, who goes just to see friends, and hates the place. I used to love school, because I loved learning.

But.

I don't learn anymore.

The classes offered don't challenge me. The teacher don't know how to teach. I seem to know more about most of my classes than they do, which. Is. Sad.

There's been lots of talk about education reforms. We need to. We really need to do something.

Because this isn't cutting it. I'm not prepared for college, much less the "real world"!