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fandomhigh2018-07-06 05:34 am
special_rabbit) wrote in fandomhigh2018-07-06 05:34 am
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Construction 102; Third Period, Friday [07/06].
Sure, the heat hadn't been bothering Amaya too much...she was, after all, a woman who thrived when most of her day was spent in front of a hot, fiery furnace. But she knew it had been bothering plenty of people, and the heat added to the humidity added to the threat of rainstorms at about the time the class was being held finally pushed her to reluctantly have a class held inside in the school's workshop. There might have been a little bit of grumbling about how it might not be an issue if it weren't for the time change, but even that she figured was probably better for the kids...and the neighbors around the site.
So messages were sent and the students were to meet at the school instead of the site, and at least it was just their first day, so taking it easy might not be too bad.
"Hello," she said, when the students arrived, "and welcome back to some of you, welcome to construction to the others. Glad to see some familiar faces! I was hoping to jump right into it, but let's consider this our first safety lesson: if the weather's unsafe, you'd best take it easy, and we're especially not doing roofing or electrical wiring in the threat of a storm. Hopefully next week's a little more promising, but for now, we'll stick with something simple to get our feet wet. We'll do some introductions, I've got an instructional safety video because safety is something I cannot stress enough, and then I've got a little project for us, too."
With that, her fist pounded into her other hand and she nodded. "So let's get started."
So messages were sent and the students were to meet at the school instead of the site, and at least it was just their first day, so taking it easy might not be too bad.
"Hello," she said, when the students arrived, "and welcome back to some of you, welcome to construction to the others. Glad to see some familiar faces! I was hoping to jump right into it, but let's consider this our first safety lesson: if the weather's unsafe, you'd best take it easy, and we're especially not doing roofing or electrical wiring in the threat of a storm. Hopefully next week's a little more promising, but for now, we'll stick with something simple to get our feet wet. We'll do some introductions, I've got an instructional safety video because safety is something I cannot stress enough, and then I've got a little project for us, too."
With that, her fist pounded into her other hand and she nodded. "So let's get started."