Up to you! Whatever turns out to work best!

GreenRowan SWEET! Will make for a more creative roleplay

: You are welcome Dear One. I'll make sure Lady Frieda makes you some very special explosives ( and other tonics, salves and potions ) for the battle.

, I agree fully! hugs

.. I know I have said this time and time again but forgive me repeating... you are the best! gives a gigantic hug and offers a marshmallow to go with the 1/2 a cookie

I look for to all of your creativity and I'm sure there will be some humor.

Love you guys, every one of you.

Rock on teams!

My cousin, you are my very favorite Frieda in the world In the world<3 (btw, its almost 6:30 and already very warm)

I'm still trying to imagine a 6th grade teacher who hated questions, did she not know the material well enough to handle an 11 year old's question?

I have no idea..and the principal wouldn't listen to any complaints either. I heard she was no longer there the next year however and am hoping she wasn't teaching anymore.

WTH! If its maybe one or two parents, it may be the kids, but if its almost the entire class' parents complaining its definitely an issue with the teacher I'm glad she's not teaching or at least no longer there, the principal should have been reprimanded as well

I agree.. sadly that same principal stayed there until he retired.

So do we not RP our victory? Are we going to RP the rest for chapter 11? Just making sure.

: If I remember correctly, in WWS2, there was the scene where the protectors were supposed to destroy the Dishonorable Hourglass Thingie and then Rowan wrapped up the final battle. In WWS 3, we completely wrote the entire Unseemingly Anti-Faeries of Evilness battle ( in three phases if you remember...it was awesome...) and then there was like an epilogue. I think we write how we are participating in the battle according to whatever squad we have chosen. I am sure that Rowan will write out the final outcome. I'm writing my character as a participant aboard Lucians ship who goes on a secret mission to destroy a enemy airship.

: That teacher had no class. She also had no principle.

bah-Dum-pah!

yeah, those were some pretty epic battles :) It was just the way she worded it that made my team second guess how far we're to go with it. Can't wait to read about your secret mission!

Ahaha, yes, the EVERYONE COLLAB. That was fun.

But never again.

snickers

Was that par for the course for him or was that an isolated incident? Maybe Miss No Questions, please was a family member or had something on him and he couldn't call her out or she'd go to the Superintendant and make his indiscretion public

: right now, my character is brewing her potions.

warning: potential small weasel-girl nakididity

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It's difficult to work on explosive concoctions that might wreck your only dress...

Sadly par for the course. My Mom who picked up the children after school until I got home from work even had a run-in with him and she got along with everyone. I forgot the issue but she was fuming.

Since my daughter and some of the children had an arrangement and her grades were fair.. not as high as usual but at least not bad, I didn't get involved anymore except one other time.

Some bully was picking on my son and he had told a teacher and the principal. I told my son he had my permission to fight back and my son got in trouble when he did (though the bully never picked on him again). The principal talked to me about it and I never heard any more about it when I told him he should have handled that bully when he was first told. ;)

Being older and wiser (maybe) I would have gone above the principal. I didn't realize there was an option at the time though not sure how that would have helped.

.. she is enjoying the brewing..

Oh my goodness! What an absolutely terrifying thought! Granted sometimes you absolutely have to fight back but that is only after every other option has been tried Violence is the ultimate breakdown of communication and reason, His first call should have been the kids talking it out themselves with an impartial 3rd party acting as a facilitator Wait...what? He got into trouble for fighting when the Principal gave him permission to fight back? Did it maybe slip his mind that he told your boy to fight back?

No, the principal ignored, him, me and the bully yet backed down quickly when he was confronted with ignoring it all.

Not a good principal and reminded me of the catch 22 saying.. promote if can't do their job initially? ;)

Somehow I doubt that the Principal's total lack of action in that case had nothing to do wiith shaping the bully's behavior