Good times in Elementary

I could remember my Elementary day's when I would have to wake up early in the morning to get ready. By the time I finished showering, my mom would make me breakfast and be making my food for lunch. I would watch my favorite childhood shows called the Full house. When I arrived at school I would be walking around with my barbie strolling bag and my lunch pale. I could remember that I was the loud girl in class that keeps talking to my classmates and walking around in class. One time during recess, there was this boy who was my classmate kept teasing me about something. I was so irritated at him that I threw a rock at him. He told the aid's and I got my first warning from my teacher and the principal. They called my mom and I was sent home early. My mom was mad at me because I was not following the rules in school. Now that I look back at it, I just laughed about it because that was really funny.

There was this one incident where my mom put me in walker instead of car rider. My teacher was responsible for all of her students where they should be. I knew that I was a car rider because my mom told me to wait for my cousins and my auntie to pick me up in the front of the office. When my teacher called me to line up in the Walker line, I told my teacher that I am a car rider because my mom said so. She said," no. Your mom signed the paper and put you in Walker." I had to follow my teacher when I knew that she was wrong. When I was walking out of school, I decided to just walk to my house since it is just 10-20 minutes away. The scary part was walking alone, there were dogs everywhere in the Dededo area, and I had to crosswalk at the other side of the street. Thank God that there was a policeman and helped me. He was asking me questions where I live and where are my parents. I was terrified at the moment and I just kept crying. I'm so thankful that the Policeman was there to save me even if I was just kindergarten. Can you imagine how scared I was walking alone? Something bad could have happened to me.  I have many memories of my elementary days but I just wanted to share this with everyone.