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Yesterday while I was at the high school a fellow student asked me whether I was a teacher. Lol! For those of you who don't know, I'm 17...
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22 April 2005
Yesterday while I was at the high school a fellow student asked me whether I was a teacher. Lol! For those of you who don't know, I'm 17...
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Umm, Emmilee, if that is the random odd incident of the day, life must be a little bland right now.
-T.N.O.
Yep, pretty much... What were you expecting? Something profoud?
Have you been putting your little "TNO" on all your comments? 'Cause there've been a few other anonymous comments (not just the one with the distasteful word)and I wasn't sure.
17...you are young to be in college, I was homeschooled as well and started at community college at 16. I left the comment about the swearing anonymously, sorry, I was afraid the person would get mad and come swear on my blog. I bet it was just a random person who wont be back reading or responding again though. Thats a silly thing to worry about I guess, but oh well. In regard to your random odd incident, when I was 24 I visited my moms highschool where she works and everyone thought I was a student there. The vice-principal was all "why aren't you in class?"
It's all cool Marrie, I understand. Cute story too!
Heh...I've gotten in trouble for working in my own office at the college: "Are you supposed to be in here?"
Why does everyone think that we're so young? I mean, the Running Start program here is enormous... And Free!
-T.N.O.
The point is, most people think I'm OLD, not young!
Emmilee, hobbling around on a cane swinging her large purse at the young "hooligans"...
-T.N.O.
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