A Day At Martin High School - 919 Words

It was a rainy day At Martin High School. The lightning zapped and the thunder boomed. The first bell rang it was time for homeroom. HOMEROOM, the sound echoed in my head. I hated homeroom. The biggest, meanest, nastiest bully was there, Larry. I hated Larry. He was always after me! Stealing my lunch money and pounding me to a pulp. I made it to homeroom just fine avoiding Larry. Mrs. Ronald started speaking, â€Å"Homeroom today will be short, eight minutes to be exact. We have an assembly today during 4th block. Get any homework you need to complete done right now, that is it.† an assembly, that wasn t good they were never good. Long and boring. The bell rang, time for first period. First period was fun, no Larry to bother me. I went to†¦show more content†¦IF YOU TELL THE PRINCIPAL ILL BEAT YOU LIKE YOUR WEARING TWINKLE TOE SHOES HAHAHAHAHAHA.† I walked to 3rd period slowly and dreadfully, I was going to be late. At least I had an excuse. I walked in to geography class and the first thing I heard was a gasp from 50 people. Incase you didn t know 50 people gasping at once sounds pretty cool, well for me it did anyways. Nobody had to ask who did this or what happened. They knew exactly what happened. as well did the teacher, but the principal never helped. It seemed as if the principal was telling Larry to do this evil stuff and Larry was a robot. It seemed plausible. But nobody has made a robot so sophisticated yet. While these thoughts were running through my head I missed more than half of what we were learning today. I snapped back to attention when the teacher snapped â€Å"Turd Ferguson where was the clay army found† I thought, oh crap! the bell came to my rescue and I jumped out of my chair and straight for science (4th period) and half way through we had to go to a dreadful assembly. But maybe just Maybe the assembly might be good news. I had my fingers crossed. It was time for an assembly. 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