Why, the school buzz, of course!
The book also goes into a more modern time where two girls in the present day are actresses playing the other girls in a movie. The book is a hardcover, and maybe has the word “Pretty” in the title.
In the story set in the past, the girls go to a private school. At one point, one of the girls is brought to school by her brother in a car, which is new and shows off their wealth.
The girls get caught in this section of the grounds if the school with lots of foliage and get caught, where they are stung to death by bees.
Help!
I guess it's HONEY..NUT..CHEERIO..
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I think that schools should do birds and bees stuff in 3rd or 4th grade, with permission from the parents of course. It would prevent a lot of kids from seeing something on the internet, getting confused, and think it's okay to say or do, which is almost always totally wrong. Not anything major, just teach them how it works. It's a lot better than being exposed to the internet at a young age. Of course, there are kids who will discover this content earlier, but by 7th grade, when we started learning about it, I'll bet you there was not a single kid in our grade who would not laugh at "deez nuts", including myself. It would just be a lot more reasonable to learn about it through school than through twilight sparkle r34. Just teach kids about it in a safe way earlier is all I'm asking.
just to clarify, this is a fairly unpopular opinion in my experience and area, if it's not actually then I'm incredibly sorry.
They take the buzzz
Other words I found much harder
Every couple steps i took there are dead bees, or they’re alive but barely moving... they look like honey bees, maybe?
I’m shocked that we’re expecting thousands of students to flood into our school buildings tomorrow with the current omicron wave. My guess is that most districts will make the shift within 7-10 days. Why not just do it now? Save everyone the stress, reduce the spread of Covid that you ABSOLUTELY KNOW is going to start tomorrow.
Ugh.
According to Wikipedia: "Rhomb porphyry lavas are only known from three rift areas: the East African Rift (including Mount Kilimanjaro), Mount Erebus near the Ross Sea in Antarctica, and the Oslo graben in Norway. It is intrusive."
Does this mean there could be Rhomb porphyry lavas off the coast of the UK? I can't see how a heavy rock could make it here, or is it just how continents have moved around over millions of years? Or just an unknown rift with Rhomb porphyry lavas? Curious if such things are possible for that area in the world. I don't know.
Two images of my find: https://imgur.com/a/WzAAWQa
We tried to get a booster shot down at the Port on Friday, drove past a line of people standing out in the cold. Since the spouse wasn't feeling great, we noped out, waited for the holiday to pass.
Walked into HSP yesterday for the same thing. SO. DAMN. EASY. Paperwork was fast. Sat inside nice and warm, browsed our phones and their retail stuff while we waited the necessary 15 minutes for side effects.
Austin and Ben get props for knowledge, skill, and a great attitude. Keep it up folks!
