At least she didn’t fall asleep on top of her notebook. It might have gotten locked/tangled in her hair. Then she would have been walking around with a notebook stuck to the side of her head.
8th grade I had some major health issues. I tried to continue school but it was hard. So much blood work, anemia and more. I slept for 20-21hours out of every 24. Every teacher but one sympathized and worked with me. I talked to the guidance councilor and explained that it was not staying up late or so on. He told me they were full aware of what was going on and were also in touch with mom and the docs.
My high school geometry teacher was in mid-lecture when she suddenly stopped talking and stared over at one side of the room. We all looked, and there was one of the most disruptive kids in the class (I was the other one) with his head down on the desk, sound asleep. One of the other students went to nudge him awake, but the teacher just smiled and said, “No, let him sleep.”
No, she doesn’t take catnaps. She just perfers to sleep through school rather than learn. Unless, that is, you want to change the lesson plan to baseball, football (American football, that is), basketball, ice hockey, and motocross. Then she’ll be the top student in the class.
jagedlo about 3 years ago
I am woman, hear me purr?
angelolady Premium Member about 3 years ago
Didn’t she get tested for narcolepsy once?
ronaldspence about 3 years ago
I know peppermint tea helps some people sleep…I wonder about peppermint patty?
orinoco womble about 3 years ago
“I don’t teach in your bedroom, please don’t sleep in my class!” Dr Nile Vernon
Qiset about 3 years ago
Move to the front row. It helps.
littlejohn Premium Member about 3 years ago
At least she didn’t fall asleep on top of her notebook. It might have gotten locked/tangled in her hair. Then she would have been walking around with a notebook stuck to the side of her head.
Darryl Heine about 3 years ago
Not the inspiration for Garfield the cat…
Ellis97 about 3 years ago
Is Peppermint Patty getting enough sleep at night?
rya1 sh3a about 3 years ago
stop this arc 2/10
TMMILLER Premium Member about 3 years ago
8th grade I had some major health issues. I tried to continue school but it was hard. So much blood work, anemia and more. I slept for 20-21hours out of every 24. Every teacher but one sympathized and worked with me. I talked to the guidance councilor and explained that it was not staying up late or so on. He told me they were full aware of what was going on and were also in touch with mom and the docs.
Save Linus about 3 years ago
Patty’s situation isn’t exactly ideal at times, so it makes sense for her to miss out on sleep the way she does.
gantech about 3 years ago
My high school geometry teacher was in mid-lecture when she suddenly stopped talking and stared over at one side of the room. We all looked, and there was one of the most disruptive kids in the class (I was the other one) with his head down on the desk, sound asleep. One of the other students went to nudge him awake, but the teacher just smiled and said, “No, let him sleep.”
I wish I had thought of that…
Decepticomic about 3 years ago
No need to be polite. Your teaching is so boring, I’m actually worried I’ll sleep and never wake up.
I❤️Peanuts about 3 years ago
Peppermint Catty?
mindjob about 3 years ago
Its ok to fall asleep if you bring a tape recorder to the lectures
geese28 about 3 years ago
Our brain is like an answering machine. Just leave a lesson after the next sleep
Templo S.U.D. about 3 years ago
Like her in class, the court rests.
this is summerdog about 3 years ago
PP looks like she has T Rex arms.
198.23.5.11 about 3 years ago
She sits near Marcie hoping some of it will rub off.
txmystic about 3 years ago
This kind of nonsense became a part of the past once I discovered espresso…
Mediatech about 3 years ago
What’s the harm, as long as she doesn’t snore.
knight1192a about 3 years ago
No, she doesn’t take catnaps. She just perfers to sleep through school rather than learn. Unless, that is, you want to change the lesson plan to baseball, football (American football, that is), basketball, ice hockey, and motocross. Then she’ll be the top student in the class.