With two more days of school left the students are having a tough time keeping it together. Despite lovely lessons on American history and drawing anime eyes, I still found myself questioning a kid about what the guy next to him had actually said.
"I don't know," he told me. And when I raised my eyebrows in disbelief, he added, "I don't remember," and shrugged.
I think it was the shrug that got me, because it is my third-to-last day, too. "Really?" I said to him. "Then you must need a pass to the clinic."
He looked at me, confused.
"If you can't remember what happened 2 minutes ago, I think you should go talk to the nurse!" I snapped.
"I don't know," he told me. And when I raised my eyebrows in disbelief, he added, "I don't remember," and shrugged.
I think it was the shrug that got me, because it is my third-to-last day, too. "Really?" I said to him. "Then you must need a pass to the clinic."
He looked at me, confused.
"If you can't remember what happened 2 minutes ago, I think you should go talk to the nurse!" I snapped.
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