Damn. Post too long. Me with the writing too much. Cutting it in half. So we've got the school and clothing talking about stuff and then the House stuff. Here we go.
(the homeroom type thing. I don't know what your equivalent is)
Though I know lots of other schools in the area have one, we actually don't. Which is sad. Because if I had a homeroom each day where we didn't do anything (do you have to do anything in there?), I wouldn't have to pretend I was taking notes in history while actually doing my homework for next hour, I could just do my homework for next hour. T'would greatly improve my efficiency in the homework doing if I didn't have to look up at the board/teacher every once and a while to show that I was "paying attention".
That's crazy, the recess thing. I haven't had recess since elementary school. And even then, only the recess that comes after lunch in 4th and 5th grade (age 9 and 10) because back then, if you were in orchestra, you missed the second recess. 20 minute recess. 40 minute lunch. I'm moving to your school. *shakes head* You all are slackers down there, eh? XD
Only I can't really do it for school, because of our uniform.
Ergh. Are uniforms really common down there? Though I know some public schools require them (or were talking a lot about requiring them), around me it's only the private ones that make you wear uniforms.
And (in winter) I'm odd in that I wear a bra to bed on most occasions, so if I'm going somewhere in casual clothes I leave my pyjamas on and slip another top or jumper over the top.
Yeah, I do that sometimes, but I don't really have many sports bras or anything that fit well enough at all save maybe two that don't have annoying jabby underwire bits. So I do that with those two (like I did last night) but the rest of the time I take it off because I'm not a fan of being uncomfortable.
And you hardly sweat or anything in winter so there's nothing gross about it.
Exactly! Though my father seems to think otherwise. Him this morning: "Didn't you wear that shirt to bed?" Me: "Yeah." Him: "Don't you think that's skuzzy?" Me: "No, I think that's warm."
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(the homeroom type thing. I don't know what your equivalent is)
Though I know lots of other schools in the area have one, we actually don't. Which is sad. Because if I had a homeroom each day where we didn't do anything (do you have to do anything in there?), I wouldn't have to pretend I was taking notes in history while actually doing my homework for next hour, I could just do my homework for next hour. T'would greatly improve my efficiency in the homework doing if I didn't have to look up at the board/teacher every once and a while to show that I was "paying attention".
That's crazy, the recess thing. I haven't had recess since elementary school. And even then, only the recess that comes after lunch in 4th and 5th grade (age 9 and 10) because back then, if you were in orchestra, you missed the second recess. 20 minute recess. 40 minute lunch. I'm moving to your school. *shakes head* You all are slackers down there, eh? XD
Only I can't really do it for school, because of our uniform.
Ergh. Are uniforms really common down there? Though I know some public schools require them (or were talking a lot about requiring them), around me it's only the private ones that make you wear uniforms.
And (in winter) I'm odd in that I wear a bra to bed on most occasions, so if I'm going somewhere in casual clothes I leave my pyjamas on and slip another top or jumper over the top.
Yeah, I do that sometimes, but I don't really have many sports bras or anything that fit
well enoughat all save maybe two that don't have annoying jabby underwire bits. So I do that with those two (like I did last night) but the rest of the time I take it off because I'm not a fan of being uncomfortable.And you hardly sweat or anything in winter so there's nothing gross about it.
Exactly! Though my father seems to think otherwise. Him this morning: "Didn't you wear that shirt to bed?" Me: "Yeah." Him: "Don't you think that's skuzzy?" Me: "No, I think that's warm."