Remember when I was talking about those people that came by yesterday in my school to talk about virtues and whatnot? Well, I'm not done with them yet. Yesterday I only ended about half way, there was still an ending and the main speaker who came to talk to us kids about how they are worth something and unique in their own ways, while still remembering that whatever troubles they are facing there are many other people who are experiencing the same thing and that they are not alone. So, after everyone finished crying one of the workers grabbed the mic and told everyone that this is what they had hoped for.
For people to not be scared to open up to their feelings and to make them feel like they have friends to support them. Then, this person introduced the last speaker whose name I also forgot. But the point is that a lot of people were laughing when eh was talking because we could all tell he was very passionate but he would start spitting and his voice would crack. It sounded older and he even half looked like on of our old gym teachers who everyone loved. Some people just plain hated him because of the way that he was spitting at us but I didn't really care, at least he wasn't doing it one purpose.
Apparently, the dude was really famous and known for making speeches, so I feel bad for all the other people who had to endure his voice cracking speech, although to be honest his speech actually meat something really important and continued to repeat the message that we were not alone and that our school could be a virtue school that organizes things like virtue meetings every week that help people who feel as though they are alone and with no one to support them. Once this guy was done everyone started crying again and the members of the little group started to pack up everything.
Apparently, the only reason that they were even able to get in touch with this school is because the vice principal or whatever knows them and always asks them to come to every school that she works for. But this brings up the question, how many schools has she been through before this one if all of them allowed the virtue group came to them. It just seems kind of funny, if she left or got fired from all those other schools before ours. The 7th graders left and then there were 4 group members who came and they were each assigned to a different class (there were 4 classes).
Then, everyone in that class had to tell them about their thoughts and what they were going through, or what their greatest challenge was. Some people just didn't feel comfortable and one kid said child abuse, I just told them it was my high school rejection even though that definitely wasn't my true answer. THat's it for today's post and hope you enjoyed, also I don't know if this is a coincidence but almost all of the members in that group had dyslexia, the eye problem, or at least the side affects of dyslexia.
For people to not be scared to open up to their feelings and to make them feel like they have friends to support them. Then, this person introduced the last speaker whose name I also forgot. But the point is that a lot of people were laughing when eh was talking because we could all tell he was very passionate but he would start spitting and his voice would crack. It sounded older and he even half looked like on of our old gym teachers who everyone loved. Some people just plain hated him because of the way that he was spitting at us but I didn't really care, at least he wasn't doing it one purpose.
Apparently, the dude was really famous and known for making speeches, so I feel bad for all the other people who had to endure his voice cracking speech, although to be honest his speech actually meat something really important and continued to repeat the message that we were not alone and that our school could be a virtue school that organizes things like virtue meetings every week that help people who feel as though they are alone and with no one to support them. Once this guy was done everyone started crying again and the members of the little group started to pack up everything.
Apparently, the only reason that they were even able to get in touch with this school is because the vice principal or whatever knows them and always asks them to come to every school that she works for. But this brings up the question, how many schools has she been through before this one if all of them allowed the virtue group came to them. It just seems kind of funny, if she left or got fired from all those other schools before ours. The 7th graders left and then there were 4 group members who came and they were each assigned to a different class (there were 4 classes).
Then, everyone in that class had to tell them about their thoughts and what they were going through, or what their greatest challenge was. Some people just didn't feel comfortable and one kid said child abuse, I just told them it was my high school rejection even though that definitely wasn't my true answer. THat's it for today's post and hope you enjoyed, also I don't know if this is a coincidence but almost all of the members in that group had dyslexia, the eye problem, or at least the side affects of dyslexia.
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