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Haha alright, so today I put a blue rock on my physic's teacher's desk--the simple one, not the sweetness one. She picked it up and went "aww!" which made me feel great. I also handed the other blue one to my English teacher, who is the most amazing person I know. She was a bit confused at first, because she wanted to keep it but it said "pass it on". So I explained to her: "No, no! Only give it away if you want to!" So she was happy. Ah, and my gunnery sergeant also gave his rock to...guess… Continue

Gift rocks! I made four so far, and I'm working on another fifth--a rainbow rock, which I'm waiting on a tube of purple paint for. I took all the pictures (which I'll put up later). The first one I gave today went on my Gunnery Sergeant's desk. It's a green rock with a darling little smiley face and the words "pass it on". In retrospect, it's pretty cryptic. Oops. ^_^ But the others aren't cryptic at all. Plus! I put the website on the back of them.

So I ended up repeating my last two days of gifts without even realizing it. (I'm doing better in Spanish than I thought--I accumulated and gave away 6 candy bars today.) In addition to that, though, today I had B lunch. Now this is the way our lunch system works: If you have 'A' lunch, you have two classes, then lunch, then two more classes. But if you have 'B' lunch, then you have three classes, then lunch, then one class. A girl in my physics class (my third class before lunch) was really… Continue

Today wasn't exactly brimming with opportunities to give out physical gifts. However, since I'm always in the NJROTC room (Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps) I tutored various cadets in all things military. Kenzie, an energetic girl who tries so hard at everything, was having trouble with Military time. So I skipped my lunch hour to help her figure it out. And Serge, who's pretty new to ROTC, was having trouble with facing movements. So I stayed after class and worked with him until… Continue

It's the first day of Spanish class and I'm sitting across from a student I'm only acquainted with--the only things I know about him are he has blonde hair, brown eyes (maybe green), and a sweet tooth. Now our new teacher has a reward system: answer a tough question right, get a candy. I got two: a mini snickers and a mini Twix. It just so happens I catch him eying my candy, so I offer both up to him, along with a smile. Usually he would make a sarcastic comment (we got off on a rocky start… Continue