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Do you like school?
- Thread starter Nebulous
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I remember liking elementary school.
Jr High (middle school) and High School are distant, and mostly unpleasant memories.
But everything beyond that, college and beyond, professional training, etc, have been pleasant times that I've usually enjoyed.
Jr High (middle school) and High School are distant, and mostly unpleasant memories.
But everything beyond that, college and beyond, professional training, etc, have been pleasant times that I've usually enjoyed.
Elementary: Some of the best years of my life.
Middle School: Hated both my 7th and 8th grade years because I made some horrible mistakes that landed me into a state of fear. Only redeeming factor about Middle school was their food was better than Elementary's in some aspects.
High School: Meh... My Freshmen and Junior years could have been better. I made some mistakes during my Senior year and someone accused me of saying I was going to shoot up the entire school if I didn't graduate.
College: So much better than High School. At least I have freedom to do whatever I want.
Middle School: Hated both my 7th and 8th grade years because I made some horrible mistakes that landed me into a state of fear. Only redeeming factor about Middle school was their food was better than Elementary's in some aspects.
High School: Meh... My Freshmen and Junior years could have been better. I made some mistakes during my Senior year and someone accused me of saying I was going to shoot up the entire school if I didn't graduate.
College: So much better than High School. At least I have freedom to do whatever I want.
