The world
does not revolve around you and your plans. Just because you planned something
doesn’t mean that it’s going to work for everyone, so you better be quick to accept
that. Last Tuesday I was suppose to go on a field trip. Come Monday the forecast
wasn’t looking good so the trip had to be postponed. A few days later we found
out it was rescheduled for this Wednesday. The original trip went only during
the school day, so we didn’t have to worry about it interfering with our
outside lives. The first problem with the rescheduled trip is that it doesn’t.
The rescheduled trip goes from 1-7 pm.
Well 99% of
the people going on the trip have to be back for an event at school that starts
at 7. This event was scheduled way before the first field trip was rescheduled.
But the teacher of the first field trip things that her event is the most
important thing ever and that we can just be late to the other event. Umm,
hello, she scheduled her event on top of the other one! You can’t schedule
something on top of a pre-planned event then tell us to just be late to something
we’ve already committed to. That’s just rude!
On top of
that she’s now angry at as for “setting a bad example” for other schools because
we want to leave the field trip early to get back to school in time. Don’t you
think arriving late to the event at school is rude? Don’t you think that blaming
us for making plans is rude? We paid to be a part of the event at school; therefore
we have no reason to be forced into staying on an optional field trip instead.
She needs
to suck it up and accept the fact that life isn’t perfect, she didn’t plan
perfectly, and we are mature enough to choose which event we would prefer to
attend. She’s lucky we’re trying to make both work to start with instead of
backing out of the field trip completely.
♥ Diary of a Teen
No comments:
Post a Comment