Yeah, I'll watch it no matter what. I signed for classes a few weeks back but haven't really memorized my schedule yet. If I have to miss class or be late to class, then so be it. My attendance is pretty good.
I might be going to a concert the following day in Broward (still in the air), so if I do head south, I might go home on Thursday so I can watch it with my grandmother. My grandmother accurately predicted Obama would be President the night of the 2004 DNC speech and said Trump would win when he took his escalator ride. If I can, I'd like to watch it with her.
I'll be in class so sadly no unless my math teacher is playing it in class.
I faked sick in sixth grade to watch Obama's inaugural in 2009. My mom wasn't buying it, so I went to school and then immediately after the first period went to the office and made her come and pick me up. It was around the time that my youngest brother went to live at the group home, so she for the first time since he was born had some free time, but she still bitched up a storm. I was grounded for a week, but I didn't care. I like watching history take place, regardless of who is making it.
So anywho, CC, you should totally take my advice and try and wrangle a day off
. You won't regret it.
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