Awesome People Year 3 #16

This week has been like any old week. It has passed before my eyes with different points arousing a diverse mixture of feelings. Why this lack of remarkability is remarkable stems from how peoples normality brings a smile to my face once again. In no week can everyone go above and beyond, yet, despite any troubles I may have faced, the people are still good. From my friend who kept giving me pencils despite my pencil chewing habit, to the teacher who put their all into making biology club the best environment it could be, I am delighted I have these people around me.

Previous Awesome People

BR: You have been so kind and understanding in German. Letting each person work at their own pace is a hard thing to maintain in a class, but you do.

CV: I really need to find my calculator, but despite my own failure, you lent me one whenever I needed it in class.

GC: Hanging out is always a blast, and I am grateful for your invitations.

IT, MO: Trying to plan the logistics of the field trip with little information was a tremendous task, and while the trip did not succeed in the end, you both did a fantastic job.

HT: I do not know anyone else who would help their family drive a car up from Atlanta. That is indeed an awesome thing to do.

JB: Thank you for giving me many pencils throughout the week. Especially, because I kept chewing them on accident.

LG: Thank you for asking where I was on Wednesday. Sorry, I could not make the basketball game, but it always feels nice to be remembered.

MP: Lending me your calculator for my science quiz was really nice. You truly saved me from a mathematical disaster. Also, at lunch, thank you for letting me borrow a dollar for the bake sale.

SG: I feel like I write this each week, but the simple things, like getting me a paper in English class, make my day.

SR: Getting to see a real live cow's eye was amazing. In Biology Club, you give us every opportunity we could want.