The government complains about teenagers not getting enough sleep. Several times the government has contemplated making school times start later and end later, so that students can get enough sleep to survive the day without falling asleep in every class. Every time, they drop it because they think it is the students fault for this. Yes, we have lots of time to sleep, assuming you slept right when you got home until 7:20 the next morning to get dressed for the bus ride to school, which comes at 7:30 and you get to school at 8:00. You are also expected by teachers to do lots of homework each day for each class, you also have to eat, shower, are encouraged to have some physical activity each day, and in the morning you are expected to have a nutritious breakfast which would take at least 35 minutes to make and eat, then 2-5 more to brush teeth, and whatever else you may need to do like brush your hair or put on make-up or whatever which would take another 10 minutes or so. So i think that you do not have enough time to do what is expected of you and get enough sleep (8 hours per night) to properly function each and every day.

The first year of our simulated country in my opinion went pretty bad, considering almost 40 people in our country died. This year went pretty slow because all of us are still figuring out what they have to do to be successful. Hopefully this year our laws and government will be a lot more useful so not very many people die...

When I hear “coming home”, I think about my family and all of us eating together at our dinner table talking about our day. I think it means having a loving and kind family who cares about each other, a roof over their heads, and food on the table. I really think it's very important to have a family like this because then you have the love and support of your friends and family and this means you can be successful a lot easier than people who don't have loving families.

This morning, the 155th reported motor vehicle crash was called in to Saskatchewan's police department due to a horrible snow storm dropping 20cm of snow over most of Saskatchewan.
Alex Di Grazia quoted- "I've driven through blizzards and horrible conditions but this-- much worse than i expected." many kids couldn't get to school the next day due to the massive amount of snow on the floor. A bus that kids were on that were going to their band trip had crashed, and a small city took them in and gave them shelter and food until it was well enough to go home. I think this community that brought the kids in were very generous and this should be the behavior of towns, cities, provinces, and countries all over the world.