I went back a save and tried them all. The first two are pretty quick and not that hard either. Plus nowhere near as satisfying as the third.I wasn't really paying attention to the different choices for the ending, but the first two I didn't want to do, so I just choice the third not knowing what it meant. I'm glad I did!
How about a toilet bowl?
Level 147 but I refuse to pay money for these things. If I get stuck, I just quit playing for awhile.
I haven't really played since I beat it. I have Assassin's Creed IV sitting on the shelf waiting to be played, but I haven't gotten around to it yet.
I pay. Often.
Oh, so you are a BCPS teacher! I was wondering if you taught in a BCPS school or if you were in a different county.
My daughter is playing Pet Rescue. That game I have no problem with.
My mom's a teacher, so I can see from afar the amount of work it takes, and how you can't possibly imagine until you see for yourself. In fact, my mom's kind of like you in regards to the work load. She is the business ed and marketing teacher at my old HS, and she also runs the school store, and the co-op program. On top of that, she is the CTE Coordinator. That's two full-time jobs, plus the extras of the school store and co-op program (which both take a lot more work than it looks. I was kind of the "head student" of the school store my senior year). And yes, she still only makes a normal teacher's salary, but I don't really care to get into that.
It's not about dealing with that (well, it is), but I wouldn't let that scare me away from what I really want to do.True.
And you want that job??? I wouldn't. Have fun.
Oh, I'm just about rolling reading that...
I have great admiration and respect for anyone who wants to be a teacher. I've been tutoring since middle school. If anything, it made me realize that I do NOT want to be a teacher. Also watching my mom subbing for a month and a half for a librarian and writing lesson plans, grading...ugh.
My mom's a teacher, so I can see from afar the amount of work it takes, and how you can't possibly imagine until you see for yourself. In fact, my mom's kind of like you in regards to the work load. She is the business ed and marketing teacher at my old HS, and she also runs the school store, and the co-op program. On top of that, she is the CTE Coordinator. That's two full-time jobs, plus the extras of the school store and co-op program (which both take a lot more work than it looks. I was kind of the "head student" of the school store my senior year). And yes, she still only makes a normal teacher's salary, but I don't really care to get into that.
But how was your first experience hugging a trash can? Colder than expected? Did I smell like rhubarb? I apologize if I smell like BMs.
