Mr. Schick's Birthday!

Today in class we spent the first twenty to thirty minutes eating cookies and cake and celebrating Mr. Schick's birthday. How old? Nobody asked. We spent the first ten minutes eating and singing happy birthday and the next ten to fifteen watching the girls in our class try to reenact some dance from some cheesy chic-flic they binge on their own time. Then we got to our seats and Mr. Schick told us about how he came into the world and what a whopping 10lb. Bobsicle he was... or would've been. Then Mr. Schick talked about the midterm for a little bit. Afterwards, we talked to Mr. Schick and told him we hope he has a great weekend and enjoys his birthday; which is actually tomorrow but our class isn't going to show up on his doorstep so we did it today.

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