So today was Neshaminy Highschool's last day-OMG, exciting! Now, everyone is excited for the last day of school, am I right? No one is more estatic however, than a native of "Neshaminy Paradise". Neshaminy is mocked and called "paradise" sarcastically because it is totally the opposite of paradise. What do I mean? Well every day at Neshaminy is pretty much a threat on your life. Yes, day in and day out, the average Neshaminy student dodges construction vehicles about to plow them down, breathes in clouds of dirt, climbs over piles of debris, gets swarmed and smothered in the hall by hundreds of people trying to go the same way, ducks as a pole holding up a fence comes crashing through the window and shatters glass everywhere, and even more potentially lethal things. Oh yeah, the latest one was a fire in the boys' F hall bathroom that I myself had to pass by, a hall aid was carted off to the hospital in that one. Most of these hazards, except the latter, are due to the massive amount of construction going on at Neshaminy (why again did they not just build a whole new school?). On top of all that, the doors on the bathroom stalls either do not close, or are completely obliterated, the lights do not all work, it is a sauna in almost every room, the halls are overcrowded, and the water in the fountains is rusty.
Anyway, I have to admit, I got home today, and was relieved that school work was finally done, but I was also already bored. I am sure once people are off their school schedules things will be more exciting (at least I hope so). I can only hope something amazing will happen soon so my whole summer won't be this dull
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