last one to post wins

[Jeannette]

So how are you?

[Amy D]

good thank you, you?

[Jeannette]

I'm good

[Amy D]

So.. what country do you live in?

[Jeannette]

The United States. What about u?

[Amy D]

Here's a clue:

G'day mate, looking forward to the barbie during the arvo, I reckon it's gonna be a fair dinkum day today!

[Jeannette]

Ok that didn't make a lot of sense but I'm gonna guess you're an Aussie. Am I right?

[Amy D]

Yes, I'm Aussie, but I swear I don't speak like that!

[Amy D]

It meant: Hello friend, I'm really looking forward to the barbeque this afternoon, I think it's going to be a really good day today!

[Jeannette]

That's awesome, I've met a lot of Australians on GR

[Jeannette]

That's awesome, I've met a lot of Australians on GR

[Amy D]

Looked at your profile, CA for Canada or California?

[Jeannette]

California

[Amy D]

Ooh cool! I always wanted to go to California, people describe it as such a nice place!

[Jeannette]

Some parts are very nice, but some aren't as nice

[Amy D]

oh really!

[Amy D]

So what time is it in California, it's 8:14am here!

[Jeannette]

It's 1:14pm here

[Amy D]

so you had lunch yet?

[Jeannette]

Oh wow no, I was so wrapped up in GR and homework I completely forgot about lunch

[Amy D]

O.o, yes woah!

[Amy D]

What homework are you doing? I'm practicing simultaneous equations, because I'm pretty bad at algebra stuff.

[Jeannette]

How about you?

[Jeannette]

I'm answering questions about centripetal force for physics

[Amy D]

Had breakfast, doing homework and having a conversation with you.

[Amy D]

Jeannette wrote: "I'm answering questions about centripetal force for physics"

That sounds interesting! I don't think I'll be learning that until I start Year 9 or maybe Year 10? (still on school holidays)

[Jeannette]

I'm in year 9 right now

[Amy D]

This might sound really weird but I can't wait to go back to school.

[Jeannette]

I know how it can be missing your friend and even your classes

[Amy D]

Jeannette wrote: "I know how it can be missing your friend and even your classes"

mmmhmm, and we're changing classes and we have our electives, and for us. Changing classes is a big thing because believe or not everyone is just friends with each other, no matter how much peopel say they hate each other (which is really weird) and if people move, it just doesn't feel the same (and the two classes also have a bit of rivalvry, and the girls in other class hate most of the people in our class sooo....) WOW, that was long.

[Jeannette]

Is it a small school? I find that smaller schools are closer. I go to a huge school and I see people that I've never even met before

[Amy D]

more than a 1000 students, how big that a school have to be to be considered huge? is huge? There's like I don't 200-300 students in each grade?

[Amy D]

I don't know*

[Jeannette]

There's about 1000 kids in each grade

[Jeannette]

That's about 4000 kids in total

[Amy D]

wow!

[Amy D]

There's only 4 grades? There's six grades in high school (7,8,9,10,11,12)

[Amy D]

But are there like a lot of schools in our state? Because where I live, there are high schools everywhere, maybe that's why there are less students in each school compared to America?

[Jeannette]

That's probably why. Here we have about 5

[Amy D]

Jeannette wrote: "That's probably why. Here we have about 5"
oh. There's about 7 classes in each grade and in each class there's about 25-30 students.

[Jeannette]

So are you reading Any books right now?

[Amy D]

Hey I gotta go shopping it's been great talking to you Jeannette! Happy Australia Day even though you're not Aussie!

[Jeannette]

Bye Amy

[Noha]

nope i win

[Jeannette]

I win too

[Noha]

no i win

[Maham]

I win lol.

[Noha]

nope

[Noha]

nope i win

[Noha]

oh thanks Aaron