DarkledMind
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@wonderboy1234
It was the beginning of the school year, the time in between summer and fall when the air is still warm and refreshing as the air sweeps in from the sea. But the trees are beginning to falter in their step, and the flowers aren't blooming as strongly. It was sill hot though, and Bruce's brow sweated lightly even as he sat at the base of the tree.
He never thought he would move back to southern California, but after his parents passed away, he had a house within walking distance of the beach. And Bruce couldn't resist being able to go to his old romping grounds, seeing how much things had changed in the nearly twenty years since he had been gone. With his new teaching job as well, he found it a treat to be able to go back and teach at his old school. It was all the same, the bricks that rain had stained over the decades and this tree, a large willow with a base bigger than you could wrap your arms around, sitting in the middle of the field.
Bruce sighed, letting the breeze wash over him, tousling his curls playfully in the afternoon sun. He smiled and let his dark eyes wander to the right blue sky that was sharp against the faded adobe outlines of the houses that settled like the weary bones of an old animal. It was extremely quiet and still except for the of the breeze whistling through the tree and around the bone-white buildings.
The one thing he did not like about this school was the damn "blocking" schedule. Students had 8 classes as per the requirements of the state, but they had four classes one day and then four classes the next. This means classes are two and a half hours instead of forty five minutes and breaks were less frequent. He groaned at the thought of having to put up with some of those damn students for two and a half hours. but he was going to distract himself with a good book and his glass of ice cold tea that was collecting condensation.
It was the beginning of the school year, the time in between summer and fall when the air is still warm and refreshing as the air sweeps in from the sea. But the trees are beginning to falter in their step, and the flowers aren't blooming as strongly. It was sill hot though, and Bruce's brow sweated lightly even as he sat at the base of the tree.
He never thought he would move back to southern California, but after his parents passed away, he had a house within walking distance of the beach. And Bruce couldn't resist being able to go to his old romping grounds, seeing how much things had changed in the nearly twenty years since he had been gone. With his new teaching job as well, he found it a treat to be able to go back and teach at his old school. It was all the same, the bricks that rain had stained over the decades and this tree, a large willow with a base bigger than you could wrap your arms around, sitting in the middle of the field.
Bruce sighed, letting the breeze wash over him, tousling his curls playfully in the afternoon sun. He smiled and let his dark eyes wander to the right blue sky that was sharp against the faded adobe outlines of the houses that settled like the weary bones of an old animal. It was extremely quiet and still except for the of the breeze whistling through the tree and around the bone-white buildings.
The one thing he did not like about this school was the damn "blocking" schedule. Students had 8 classes as per the requirements of the state, but they had four classes one day and then four classes the next. This means classes are two and a half hours instead of forty five minutes and breaks were less frequent. He groaned at the thought of having to put up with some of those damn students for two and a half hours. but he was going to distract himself with a good book and his glass of ice cold tea that was collecting condensation.