I remember in elementary school always having to take a quiz on what that weeks lessons were on Friday. Forget shouldn’t have to be a night before, that was like four days and nights before. And spelling was even worse in fourth grade at my last elementary school because the teacher decided we had to take a spelling test on Monday AND Friday. Monday we were tested on the words we were going to learn that week so we had to spell them before we even learned how to spell them. And if you misspelled a word Monday, you had to spell it out like fifty times for homework that night along with the other spelling homework. And that was after having to spell each word twenty times in class after the test anyway. I mean it would have been fine to say “Ok, here are the twenty words we’re learning this week. Write each out twenty times.” The idea was to learn how to spell the words so you might get the correct spelling Friday, and that’s what my 5th and 6th grade teachers did on Monday. But that idea of testing us on spelling words we’d not yet learned when most of us weren’t Spelling Bee material and then punishing us for misspelling any word was just sadistic.
I agree with you Snoopy. There should NOT be a night before. It makes the unpleasant situation in the morning more unpleasant. I think you will make out well. I hear the Head Beagle is very understanding.
legaleagle48 over 7 years ago
Godfreydaniel over 7 years ago
When something bad is going to happen to you, there shouldn’t be a YEAR before………….
knight1192a over 7 years ago
I remember in elementary school always having to take a quiz on what that weeks lessons were on Friday. Forget shouldn’t have to be a night before, that was like four days and nights before. And spelling was even worse in fourth grade at my last elementary school because the teacher decided we had to take a spelling test on Monday AND Friday. Monday we were tested on the words we were going to learn that week so we had to spell them before we even learned how to spell them. And if you misspelled a word Monday, you had to spell it out like fifty times for homework that night along with the other spelling homework. And that was after having to spell each word twenty times in class after the test anyway. I mean it would have been fine to say “Ok, here are the twenty words we’re learning this week. Write each out twenty times.” The idea was to learn how to spell the words so you might get the correct spelling Friday, and that’s what my 5th and 6th grade teachers did on Monday. But that idea of testing us on spelling words we’d not yet learned when most of us weren’t Spelling Bee material and then punishing us for misspelling any word was just sadistic.
orinoco womble over 7 years ago
“My stomach hurts.” That’s what human-Peanuts always say.
bigcatbusiness over 7 years ago
Me before a Chemistry test.
Chad Cheetah over 7 years ago
Sheer poetry
Cronkers McGee Premium Member over 7 years ago
I agree with you Snoopy. There should NOT be a night before. It makes the unpleasant situation in the morning more unpleasant. I think you will make out well. I hear the Head Beagle is very understanding.
Robert Nowall Premium Member over 7 years ago
Good thing he’s not going up in his Sopwith Camel at dawn…
gantech over 7 years ago
“…and like a thousand commanders before me, I await the dawn…”
thevinman over 7 years ago
“When I held you near, you were so sincere, Treat me like you did the night before..”
coreym5 over 7 years ago
Love that second panel. Snoopy looks like the loneliest beagle in the world.
neverenoughgold over 7 years ago
When we stop having “night befores”, we won’t have to worry anymore about the following day…
chain gang charlie over 7 years ago
That’s why they made Gemello’s Mountain View BurgundyBack then…And if you couldn’t find it there was always “Red Mountain”!….
Number Three over 7 years ago
“The Night Before Christmas…”
Sorry. Couldn’t resist.
xxx
hcarpenter1 over 7 years ago
spend the long night getting even with that stupid little girl
dustspecks Premium Member over 7 years ago
I hear ya’, Joe Cool.