Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for July 28, 2024

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    snsurone76  3 months ago

    Down here in S. Florida, there were back-to-school ads right after the Fourth of July!!

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    seanfear  3 months ago

    she surely knows how to hit a sensitive spot

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    mccollunsky  3 months ago

    Some schools start like first week of August. Here, it’s a bit more near the end of the month.

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    Enter.Name.Here  3 months ago

    When I went to school it started a week into September. August was MINE!

    Funny that I’m 64 today, and I STILL get that horrible, queasy-stomach feeling as soon as I see BACK-TO-SCHOOL displayed somewhere. As a child it was like the beginning of the end.

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    Turnhandle  3 months ago

    When I was in school we always went back the Thursday after Labor Day. I feel sorry for kids now. Having to go to school in August is just wrong.

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    posse1 Premium Member 3 months ago

    I am totally doing this at some appropriate moment today.

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    nosirrom  3 months ago

    At least they’re honest when they advertise “Back to School” sales. Around here they try to disguise it by calling it “Sales Tax Free Weekend”.

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    LadyPeterW  3 months ago

    Saw our first parent, with 3 children, standing in the School Supplies Section, with several lists in his hand & a somewhat confused look on his face. Seeing as a lot of our schools start around Aug 15, it’s not too early to find the school supplies have been out since shortly after the 4th of July.

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    Just-me  3 months ago

    The schools in my town resume August 1st. There’s already been wailing and gnashing of teeth.

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    markkahler52  3 months ago

    Carry a snake to school with you! Start the school year off with a great news story!!

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    VICTOR PROULX  3 months ago

    In a civilized world, school would never start before Labor Day.

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    assrdood  3 months ago

    “Peanut butter”?! What happened to la, la, la?

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    MuddyUSA  Premium Member 3 months ago

    Clayton knows when to close his ears…….

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    KEA  3 months ago

    It should cut to a pic of teachers going “PEANUT BUTTER! PEANUT BUTTER!”

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    cuzinron47  3 months ago

    Might as well get started on that what I did for summer essay.

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    rlamb2017  3 months ago

    i remember one year i was seeing back to school ads back in June i was like summer just started

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    EMGULS79  3 months ago

    Math quizzes, pshaw! Those are nothing. It’s the time consuming English “literature” book reports and term papers that are the really grueling holy terrors. Enough of that crap and you’ll never care to see another word of Dickens or Shakespeare as long as you live. (Take it from me…)

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    mistercatworks  3 months ago

    … and see our friends taking math quizzes with their ears full of peanut butter.

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    eb110americana  3 months ago

    Now days I just think of it as the start of the new TV season.

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    Carolyn Cherry  3 months ago

    I retired 14 yrs ago and sometimes get that awful feeling on Sunday night that I have to go to work Monday.

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    mafastore  3 months ago

    School here used to start the Wednesday after Labor here – and there are some 125 public school districts on the Island (private schools were the same). NYC used to start the Monday after Labor Day (week later than holiday). When young I assumed same the rest of the country was the same – shocked to find it out varied across the country.

    We don’t have any children and only one niece is still in school (as opposed to college or out of college or working) and her school still starts the Wednesday after Labor Day this year.

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    WF11  3 months ago

    My father would frequently tease us about the likelihood of schools going to year-around session, because kids weren’t needed on the farm during the summers anymore (this was over 60 years ago, I might add). I think he did it just for the humor, but to me the idea was terrifying, and I figured this also meant no breaks, unlike the way it really works out. Of course with year-around schools and frequent shorter breaks, maybe the students don’t have to deal with the “back to school” nonsense!

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