*Mops brow* Well. Thank goodness they were wearing boardies and tee-shirts. Otherwise I might have thought they were ... y'know ... GIRLS or something. And we wouldn't want *that*.
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Time for new glasses.
Where not sold by your dealer ...
Wow. I don't blame you. That's really sad though. Where's the trust?!
PS. We didn't 'graduate' by the way. In Australia, the only graduation one has is the one following receiving a degree at university. No such thing as graduating from school ... of course, that may have changed in the almost-30 years since I was there, but it just wasn't a thing. We had an end-of-year…
Ohh ... sorry [showing my lack of knowledge here]. In Australia, the end-of-year-formal/dance/'prom' was always held after our final exams, so effectively, we'd left school already. I ought to have done more research re the timing of the US proms [sorry]. Same thing with our 'junior' formals/proms; they were held…
Makes one wonder what *other* combos can be found via a search engine.
I went to an Episcopalian single-sex private school and we didn't have dress checks for our proms/formals either! Even for the one held when we were 16. Parents chaperoned the one when we were 16 [we didn't have any chaperons for the final year dance] but no way would they have done a dress check [I finished school in…
Wow! A senior prom? Like ... one held after you've finished school? I'm stunned.
.. Or the title for your band's 'Difficult Second Album'. ;)
It's Holly Hobbie! When I was six, I would have killed for this dress. *Grins*
Don't people get things made anymore?
Sorry, can't help myself: Aussie Aussie Aussie Oi Oi Oi!
What the fuck is an 'accountability group'?
Ohhhh okay! My mis-reading. Thanks for clarifying. Cheers.
Um ... no. But I've been made to feel a bit silly in the past because my particular experience in a school environment [apparently] wasn't as valid as the lion's share of people who attended co-ed/state schools. I never said anyone was stupid. :(
*Clinks glass* Cheers for that. I appreciate it. :)
Fair do's! Thanks for clarifying. :)
PS. I didn't mean you, of course [in terms of the apologising!]. Not at all. Just that sometimes when I've said 'I attended a single-sex school' the first riposte has tended to be: "Well, what would *you* know then, and how is your experience even remotely like the majority of people?!"