The students noticed that Prof drank a LOT of water during today's lecture. When the lecture ran long, the students became annoyed and decided to form a long line in order to ask questions to delay Prof's trip to the restroom. Everyone learned valuable lessons that day.
Every day is a day that you add a bit to the masterpiece of your life. What you learn, what you teach, the questions you ask all add to the mural of your learning.
And yes, you can paint over and do-over the parts you don't like. However, they still can be useful, so think twice before doing that.
Also, don't literally paint the mural of learning on the wall of a building. You get in trouble for that.
This is a week people talk a lot about love. You can love a person romantically or platonically. You can love chocolate or your cat. You can love a movie or a season.
You can also love it when class is canceled, but you might not want to say to your teacher, "I love it when class is canceled." They might not love it if you do that.
Prof had to turn away for a moment. It was the first time that every student in class raised their hand to answer a question about the reading.
What? "Did they all REALLY do the reading?" you ask? Whether everyone had REALLY read the assignments is unclear. Plus, that's not the point.
(pause)
Why'd you have to go and ruin a beautiful moment with your questions???
