-I just know it's no coincidence that it started to snow the same day my mom put away all the snowclothes, saying that at least now we knew we didn't have to worry about snow. Now we have to skid around on ice in the mornings and trudge through slush in the afternoons. Not that I'm being un-optimistic about the snow or anything.
-I think I should probably give you guys an update on the teacher list since I've known them a lot longer. By the way, the art teacher did turn out to be a bit crabby at the end of the semester, but I definitely like the second half of 7th grade better than the first. It seems like I was really disoriented in the first half, but maybe that's just me.. Anyway, here goes:
#1: Mr. Q.(Quesnell) is definitely my favorite teacher (I'm not just saying this because he will soon be grading this blog), mostly because he's very funny- and usually lenient(not if you get yourself on the bad list, which is flexible, too, but I'm off the hook as far as that's concerned-I think.)
#2: Mrs.Q(Quesenbery) I said earlier that she's strict, which is still true, but she's also funny, and her brand of strictness is fair to everybody, so I'm not complaining!
#3:Maestra Huett: she's a student teacher for(you guessed it)Spanish. She's really nice, and, being fresh from History class, she has great facts for every subject we talk about.
#4:Mr. Arlint is the P.E. teacher . You may have noticed that he has moved up from last, and he's tied for third w/Maestra Huett.
#5: My word processing teacher is an avid golfer and coach of the team here in Moscow.
#6: Mr.Lawton is the science teacher, and is still pretty strict.
-You may have noticed that my mom isn't on there, which is due to possible bias.
-Thanks for reading my post, and please comment!
4 comments:
Nice blog, BofJ, and thanks for your recent comment on OUR blog. We will be trying your suggestions as soon as our police warning officially expires. It's great to have the update on your teachers. We too were shocked by snow this weekend.
Great post, but you may want to take a hint from Uncle Scotty by not identifying people enough to google themselves on your blog. Did you get the snow clothes back out?
Seth, It great to have a teacher or more that you can really connect with and makes a difference for you. I just had my 6th grade teacher call me and we chatted for a bit. He was one of those that really made a difference for me!
~Kim
I love the sad face in the title. Very cool.
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