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K8 memories
From k-8 I went to a little local charter school with less than fifty students per grade. Charter schools are critized as concept (idk much about that and I don't know how valid the criticism is), but my individual school was good. We ranked higher than the state average for all testing. (Were in nc though, so thats not that impressive).
We called all the teachers by their first names. Like my favorite teacher was Anthony, the 7th and 8th grade history teacher. I thught for some time that all schools were like that, and that calling teachers by titles and surnames only happened in the past. I read a lot of old books, and they always did that, so I just made the assumption.
We didn't have short "units", we had ~expeditions~. Which is a pretentious name. But they would last for a whole trimester. (We also had trimesters, not semesters), and be covered in all classes. For instance, in sixth grade, we studied coffee. The production, selling, history, etc of coffee, and history of South America and other related things. And we had our own coffee business. I know so much about coffee lol.
We went on camping trips every year. In eighth grade, we went on an outward bound backpacking excursion. It really was kind of a rite of passage, including seperation from the group and those other things that anthropologists talk about with rites of passage. We alept in tarp tents, collected and purified our own water, made our own dinners, bush-pushed (whacked through places with no trails using a machete) and navigated without adult help. It was pretty cool. More kids should do something like that, I think.
Dude I went to middle school with died recently. He ODed on heroin on his birthday. He had been riding trains and traveling around for a while but he had entered a rehab program. The train thing is funny cause he was the train kid in middle school. He was obsessed with trains and anything steam powered. He wore a newsie hat and a scarf every day. For a period of time, he always carried a camera with him. In the yearbook from fourth grade there's a picture of me that he took. He's the first person I went to school with who has died and it's very surreal. I went and looked up a whole load of other people's social media accounts from middle school. It's weird to see where people are.
Toby, a guy that used to bully me, seems happy. He's gay, it turns out. He used to look like a fucked up little rat person, but now he looks normal. And his hair is curly. A few people are married, wich is weird, because we're only 19. The other Toby is married. And maybe he has a kid, but im not sure. Rowan, the smartest kid in our grade, hasn't even pursued a higher education. He skipped over eighth grade. Some people seem exaclty the same.
I'm very different.
I want to make a database of what all those people are doing. And the ones from HS.
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Rambles
Honeymoon is coming up and I couldn’t be more excited. (I cut off all my hair, but that’s for another time)
I want to start packing, but unfortunately it is not close enough for me to do so.
Besides that lately, I’ve been restless. I want to do all these things and clean and make sure my life is together, but when it comes down to doing it I get a terrible case of the lazies.
I know I am avoiding…
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😂 I just love this little brat on the picture #schoolschool #likehell #stickdatongueout #sotrue (hier: cr: kpopmemes)
