High School Observation

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This morning was sort of just a regular morning. I walked up the Acclivity to get to my bus stop. At my bus stop there are three of the smallest teens ever to be in high school. Their names are James, Kaleb, and Wesley. They literally follow me around school all day but the funny thing is they are all seniors and i'm a junior. I’m all three of them standing on each others shoulders in height. Weight it's probably the same circumstances to be completely honest. They are hilarious though, they put on little Parodies at the lunch table of videos they watched the night before. Some of them are straight Travesties if you ask me. But others might just be straight Ludicrous. Mr.Hecklebumberson the counselor watches too he says everyday that He Loathes seeing the three guys act out such Sardonic reenactments. But he acknowledges their Alacrity to put on a show. After lunch we all have a free period. We usually go hangout but we decided to go to the auditorium to watch the theater kids rehearse their upcoming play. …show more content…

the theater director needed three people to assist them due to sickness and the boys were ready. As I sat next to the theater director his face was frozen he had to be star structed. He was mesmerized by the three guys Ethereal acting skills. When finished the theater director begged the guys to replace the actors in the play. She complimented them saying “ you act with such a Consummate elegance”. I wasn't surprised he was impressed they put on a show everyday in front of me. After the period was over we went to Gym.The last period of the

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