Photography Basics: Color - Monday, Second Period [05/27].

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"Well, guys," said Prompto, looking pretty tired from his weekend but no less energetic to be there that morning, while also trying not to be distracted by everything else on his plate today, "by now, you should know how this goes! Hopefully, you had a good chance to really explore the color orange as a theme with your photographs and have some really good work to show off, because we'll start with that, and then we'll dive right into the next color we're going to focus on, which is my personal favorite color and adjacent to one of yours, and that's yellow.

"And, so, without further ado, let's see what you've got for last week's assignment, and then we'll look at some good inspo for next week's! Who've we got volunteering to go first this time around?"

First Aid, Monday, Fifth Period

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"Okay," Don said. "Last week I left Tony Stark in charge without clear instructions--that's on me--and now I'm given to understand you all own your own personal defibrillators. So let's talk about how and when to use those, because I don't want any of you electrocuting yourselves. The good news is, they make these things fairly idiot-proof, because a lot of people don't handle crisis well. So the device has a voice that's going to tell you what to do when, and the pads are labeled with where to put them on the victim--in this case, our CPR dummy."

( Medical talk under here )

Paintball, Monday, May 27, 2023

[heroic_jawline]

Pinned up on the shed that kept the paintball weapons and protective suits, students would find the following note:

I have an appointment at Arlington National Cemetery this morning. We'll meet up again next week. Have a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.

--Yours Sincerely,
Steven G. Rogers, Captain, US Army

Cats! Monday, 4th period

[intheeyeofthebeholding]

Today was a no-cats-from-home day, and class was meeting at Portalocity.

Jon waved at them as they arrived. "Today we're going to Japan. Specifically, to Gotoku-ji Temple. There's a tradition in Japan of the beckoning cat. Maneki Neko. The story goes that as a lord passed the temple, a cat beckoned to him. As soon as he followed the cat into the temple, lightning struck where he had been standing. He was so grateful, he made it into his family's temple. Today, people bring statues of the cat to the temple as offerings."

He smiled. "There are a few places cats are worshipped or memorialized. I thought this one would be fun to see."