School always started in the first 2 weeks of August. Still does down there. If we ran at all into June, we were resentful.
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Natter 60: Gone In 60 Seconds
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Oh, Al. Go on with your bad self, dude. You're making me proud.
Indeed. Delighted to be at home for a chance. With feet up. Watching the beautiful evening in Denver. Whee! I didn't even know Gore was going to speak. It is just one surprise after another for me.
I was laughing at the MSNBC panel o' pundits dancing to Stevie Wonder. Well, everyone except Pat Buchanan, but he did have shades on.
This weekend: Saturday, I don't know; Sunday: donating platelets; Monday: getting together with a friend and his family at the Illinois Rail Museum for fun with trains and a picnic.
Gawd. Now I need to switch it off until the pundits stop.
M Hall (MINE. Daryl is MINE.) after the torrid affair with Henley, look at Jon but don't touch.
Perkins knows me too well.
I'm watching the DNC on c-span. I recommend it.
The PBS crew isn't too annoying. I still do other stuff when they do the talky thing.
Ooh, good idea, sumi.
School for us was always from the Wednesday after Labor Day until around June 25 or so. The teachers in AP classes always complained that the schools in the South ended up with an extra month of classes before the AP exams in May. (But on the other hand, we had a free month after the exams. In American Politics, we did a unit on political cartoons. In Calculus, we learned how to play bridge.)
we had a free month after the exams.
My AP European History class played "Trivial Pursuit". We had an incredible tournament, teams, individual play offs, etc. Good times, good times.