Lanse said: (quoted from post at 18:07:42 07/28/08) "enough toughness to handle it"
My theory there is to zone out in class and manage to pass anyway. Its all over at 4 in the afternoon anyway. I kind of just exist during the school year. Boring, Long, Pointless, and dull. Summer is always worth the weight.
I see, and just how much does summer weigh? Or is it actually worth the wait?
School is quite important for everyone... School and education do something important for us, they teach us about different opportunities in the world and offer us choices for our lives. Not too many years ago there were a lot of people who didn't realize there were other choices out there and just went ahead and followed in the parents' footsteps. Some of those people are now realizing they had a choice and feeling a bit depressed about being stuck where they are.
Stick with your education, you will need it in tomorrow's economy!
Back on topic, summer is getting away... I have to go to school on Wednesday this week for three days to prepare for students to show up on Monday, August 4. WOW! Summer went fast!
I'm already looking forward to Labor Day vacation so I can go to Rollag and see, hear, and smell some old iron!
Looks like a decent crop there, Allan - how many bushels per acre?
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