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As you all know, school's out. Here was how it went for me.

It was relieving that it's over, but somehow, it's sad to leave.

Well first of all, the school year went by fast. We never got to do some of the things we wanted to do.

Second, some of us are going to miss everyone for a while or maybe even forever. Examples are like me and my friends Andres, Isaac, and Simon. I'm going to go to the Philippines this summer, which means I'm not going to be able to hang out with my friends. What about my friends? They just won't see me or anyone of us. Andres is going to some Catholic or private school (I forget sometimes), Isaac got in trouble in with the sub, so his dad got pissed and moved him to another school (which is lame; at least he visited for the last two days), and Simon is moving somewhere else (Comment inserted, he didn't move).

Anyways, here's how my day went.

When I was in the car, I saw that the sky was very cloudy.

I got off the car, feeling so much lighter without my backpack. My little sis passed by me after a while, giving me her daily comment then scurrying forward to her classroom.

I entered the classroom, my arm raised getting ready to flip my check-in card. I realized they took it down yesterday. So I went to my desk, looking around the place. I looked at my friends desk with his glove on his desk. The softball game is today, I remembered. I looked at it again. My glove! I left it. Damn. I sat down in my chair looking at the ceiling. After a few minutes, the door opened to let in a few classmates. I heard something.

"Is it raining?" Andres asked.

"Please don't," I begged.

Me and my friends looked outside. We are so retarded. It was the *special* people shaking ice in a bag. Phew.

We were out on the field practicing. Soon, some classes went over to the field with their chairs. So soon, everyone started coming in. Once the field was almost surrounded, we knew it was game.

We saw the cheerleaders with those huge banners. All of the 6th grade knew what to do. Although we didn't rip through it, we tore it while we were running. It was 6th Grade vs. The Teachers. We hoped for the best.

We were first to bat. Well, there isn't much to tell. It was Out 1, Out 2, first base, Out 3.

Man, the teachers scored big-time. Once it was time to switch, the score was 9-0.

I went back out once we were on the field. I heard the entire back row was chanting, "TEACHERS! TEACHERS! TEACHERS!" I went up to one of the cheerleaders, Karina.

"What did you teach them?"

I went to the spot were the banner was. I looked at it. I picked up a peice of the banner and turned it into a nice sash.

I went up to the crowd again and showed them the half-eaten package of Starbursts.

"WHO DO YOU GUYS GO FOR?!"

"STUDENTS! STUDENTS! STUDENTS!"

I didn't give it to them, though.

After I game was done, the principal announced:

"Ladies and gentlemen, the game is over. The score is 6-14, the most the students ever got. Good job, students."

We said our thanks and stuff to everyone.

The weird thing is, after the game ended, the sun came out. confused What is up with that?!

Some people noticed it too.

"Do you know what's weird?"

"What?"

"After the game was done, the sun came out."

"I know, right?"

Even though we didn't win, we still have fun. Well, most of us. I overheard this:

"Sheesh, we did all that practice for nothing."

I told her about the sun, too.

"I know, it's so stupid."

The thing is she was one of the cheerleaders. lol

We all got a nice speech from our teacher when we all entered. We all socialized after that. Some of my classmates were crying. We all helped them out with it. My friend Isaac wanted to cry with them.

"If you want to cry, think of the best moments with sad orchestra."

We all tried to do whatever we wanted to do before it came.

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