<p>I don’t either, there isn’t a track team but I do run and do cross country. Is it me or have you guys never meet such a large group of people outside of CC who are not only intelligent but can generally play sport? Not that I’m incredibly athletic but I’m better than most bookworms like myself.</p>
<p>The girls are not very athletic at my school. Maybe because our sports program is pathetic. There isn’t a track team at my school so Paula you’re not the only one on this board who does not do track. But I run a lot outside school.</p>
<p>I would go to be but I have a spanish paper, english essay, and biology homework to do. I have been procrastinating this whole winter vacation. Now I have to do it all tonight and tomorrow or just tomorrow. I think I will sleep and just do work tomorrow all day…</p>
<p>I wouldn’t really call it a vacation. I would call it a time where I didn’t go to school and just tryed to waste time until I went back to school.</p>
<p>Wow. When did everyone on CC get so interested in track?
In other news this has been the first time in months that I have no homework at all. <em>snaps for urbanflop</em>
1,001 Post= Senior Member…YES!!! People will actually listen to me now. :D</p>
<p>I’m the most uncoordinated person in this universe. I can’t draw something from observation, can’t knit, can’t play sports that require arms and legs and eyes coordination.
Anyway, I’m a junior member already and new members HAVE TO listen to me.</p>
<p>Edit: Just figure out that I’m a member. Junior and new members, LISTEN TO ME, ok? <em>dying in ecstasy</em></p>
<p>Thanks BlueRaven1. Right now i’m doing this stupid English exercise:
** Put the words in parentheses in their correct form. ** For example:
There are … stars in the sky. We can’t … them. (count)
Answer: There are * countless * stars in the sky. We can’t * count * them.</p>
<p>Another example:
My mother is a good … She likes … with a gas … . (cook)
Answer: My mother is a good * cook *. She likes * cooking * with a gas * cooker *.</p>