As I walked down the hallway to my first class, homeroom, I wondered if us see them again today. That really awesome person I heard about named Sage. Apparently they had duct taped the school entrance the first day of school so no one could get in. And they had wrote something in spray paint on it too but I didn't get to see it. Today was my first day of the second day if been here. It was the first school day of September.
I approached Ms.Greene's science class and sat down in my desk in a back corner. I liked sitting in back corners, I could see everything and no one looked at me from behind. I pulled out a book to read intill first period started. The Sweetness At The Bottom of The Pie by Alan Bradley. Its a delightful tale of a murder in the 1950s and a young chemist girl tries to solve it. A wonderfull whodunnit. I only got to read a few pages before the bell rung and class started.
Class was extremely boring. We were going over a chapter on elements. I like elements but I had already read the chapter so I knew what we were talking about. I sat and doodled on the corner if a protruding piece of notebook paper while Ms.Greene droned on and on about chemical bonds. Then the bell rang and we all rushed from her class to second period.
I got to my second period, Algebra 1 and sat in my desk yet again another back corner. We were going over something new and I had to pay attention to know what was happening. The class seemed to drone on forever.
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Leaves Of A Beautiful Tree: An LGBT Book By An LGBT Author
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