You don't know what torture truly is until you are stuck in homeroom.
Sure, we spent all of elementary school trapped in a tiny classroom, but by the time you are exposed to changing classes, you can never go back to the way your life use to be.
Let's say your school was having a lock down or something that teachers find important like discussing school safety. We all know that if there's a fire, nobody is evacuating safely. I'd run out the door and all the way to Dubai.
So what do you do while trapped in homeroom? The desk are so tiny that you can't really change position. You can't do anything but pretend to pay attention to the teacher. Let's face it- you don't really listen to what they have to say. You just don't.
Once you finally are released from this prison, you can't concentrate for the rest of the day. It's a well known fact.
Anyway, that's my take on homerooms. Pointless waste of my time.
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The Crazy Yet True Life of Hershey
RandomThis is not the story of a little chocolate hershey's kiss. It's where I, Hershey, will write about my life. It has a dash of humor, maybe some romance, and lots of ranting. So go ahead and read this. Things should get interesting.
