Today I officially graduated from 6th Grade! We had an awsome graduation, and I was one of the few kids who got the presidential educational excellence award (see pic below). We also got our ITBS and Levels Test scores today and I (no kidding, I swear) got a 99% on both of them! For those who are old and haven’t gone to school lately, that means that I am smarter, or do better on tests at least, than 99% of the 6th graders in the United States. Woohoo 4 me!!! What was cool was when the principal announced my name for the president’s award he said that I was a very talented unicyclist!
congratulations. Now you’ve got 6 more years of regular schooling, then of course you’ll want to go on to higher education, so that’s another 4 years, and then you’ll prolly want to become an expert in a certain field, so that’s another 2-6 years (6 if it’s medical I beleive). Have fun with your 12-16 years of school!
wow… you’re the sort of kid that I used to hate… Oh well, I’ve grown out of that (not really but I have found a tolerance).
BUT unlike the kids I used to hate, you sir, are cool. Posting many many a pictures of a you bearing a big grin on a public forum is cool, riding a unicycle is cool, having a cool brother is cool and being cool is cool.
So keep on being cool and I’m telling you, you’re going to have to keep the ladies away with a stick when you go to high-school.
Word homes.
Keepin’ it real for all my peeps out there.
Represent the award of educational exellence from the President.
911 is a joke!
BOOYA… KASHA!
the sad part is though… I’m pretty damn sure that your 6th grade graduation was heaps more fun than my high-school grad.
I dunno, where is that line separating one world from the next? I’m gainfully employed in the work force, but my father tells me that one has never lived until he or she experiences the freedom in the retirement world. Could that be eutopia…the real world?
Graduation from sixth grade is an accomplishment, a whole section of life and experience under the belt. Now everything is fresh and new adventures await. That’s about as real as it gets.
Congrats, Ty. On to bigger and better things.
Bruce
(by the way, you and Brad have certain test scores in common)
Lets see, after 12-16 years of school then you get to work for 30+ years.
Having been through 17 years of education and 27 years of employment, I am proud to say I can retire in 997 days. I can’t wait!! Some day, you will be 997 days away from retirement too.
Keep up the good work. We expect to see good things from you.
