[ SECRET POST #4224 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4224 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What’s the most “on brand” thing you did as a kid?

[(Anonymous)]

i'm not sure how common this is in other countries, but over here, there's a kind of... school gardening class in elementary school. basically, kids learn some basic gardening-related skills, grow a little bit of weird-looking produce, mostly it's just a lot of weeding once a week. anyway, it's not a bad thing, except seven or eight year old me really hated this class. so much so that i organised a strike.

yes, we had signs. no, weeding didn't happen that day.

yes, it was one of the many, many times my mother was called to meet the elementary school principal. she loves the story, though.

Re: What’s the most “on brand” thing you did as a kid?

[(Anonymous)]

Okay, I love gardening (weeding is no fun though) but that is awesome! Also I’m in the US, and while some schools have small gardens, it’s not a universal thing.

Re: What’s the most “on brand” thing you did as a kid?

[(Anonymous)]

Lol That's pretty awesome, OP. My school had a garden in a greenhouse and only the older kids were allowed in to help. I was really excited when my turn to help came and I did like growing stuff, but weeding sucked ass.