<p>omg, talk about awkward. that might be one thing i wouldn’t like to much about bs.</p>
<p>Eh, it wouldn’t really be so bad if the teacher liked you and visa versa, just say hi and be done with it lol</p>
<p>true. but what if it was the teacher that absolutely hated you. what if they hovered over you and caught you and your date kissing or something? uhhh, that’d be bad.</p>
<p>Not really, I mean why would the teacher object? I mean what adult in their right mind is gonna go “■■■■ OMG SOMEONE CALL 911 THESE 16 YEAR OLDS ARE KISSING IN PUBLIC” </p>
<p>Most of my teachers (granted I go to and all boys school) would probably make some comment about getting it on and then say name…, what a beast</p>
<p>i currently go to school with nuns, so it’s a bit different. they’re very uh, modest i guess you could call it. they’d probably hit me with a ruler if they saw me doing anything.</p>
<p>and LOL at your teachers.</p>
<p>Awkward? That adults are EVERYWHERE? I have that already, haha.</p>
<p>the teachers were kids once too…</p>
<p>Reigning topic back in…</p>
<p>Although, I’m awful at favourites (alphabet mob, elveedaily) so I can’t exactly participate, but these threads can go REALLY off topic!</p>
<p>OMG!!! their lives must have been SOOO different, I mean-no iPods!!! AHHHH!!! Whatever shall we do!!! (we haven’t spent the majority of our lives with ipods either. I bet you used a walkman/CD player until you were at least 10, that’s over 2/3 of your life)</p>
<p>but did you have the first ipod ever made?</p>
<p>As interesting as discussing the childhood of nuns is, how about a change of subject to something more on-topic?</p>
<p>Let me try to get this back on subject.</p>
<p>Favorite: history by far. love my teacher and his methods of presenting the material. i also love what were studying
hardest: honors biology. i was never made for a science career
worst: math. same as above. math and science arent really my thing, but i have A’s in both.
best: french. I love the language and learning about a new culture is just amazing to me. to see how people live outside my small and confined redneck town never ceases to amaze me. </p>
<p>oh boarding school, take me away! :)lolzz</p>
<p>Is your s/n by any chance a reference to Henry David Thoreau? (sorry to take this back off topic)</p>
<p>haha yes. i used to live in concord and went to a camp named after him. his house was also right down the street from mine and i visited walden pond many times (the inspiration for Walden was walden pond). haha someone finally understood my name!</p>
<p>That’s so awesome! I’m a big HDT/Emerson/transcendentialsim (no idea if I spelled that correctly) fan. </p>
<p>I’ve kind of wanted to visit Walden Pond, but then I remember that it’s kind of just…a pond. lol.</p>
<p>Yeah it’s really gorgeous though. And just by being there, even though it is only a pond, the experience is amazing just to know that you are at a site with such meanng that inspired an author who really changed the world. All of concord is like that because down every street, there’s a piece of history, no matter how small.</p>