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Brighton High School Pictures, Adam

Adam was a little reserved, so at first I was very worried that I wouldn't be able to get him to smile.  It turns out I barely got him to smile, luckily his mom was able to crack him.  I did get a wee bit of a smile when I told him "My dog Gretchen has a rabbit head in her mouth" story.  But not much of a smile.  I thought it was funny I asked him if he was excited about school and without a thought he said "NO!"  When I asked him why, he said it was boring.  I think it is so sad that so many kids think it is boring, if I know this, why don't teachers?  And is it the teachers or the administration?  But someone should do something to try and get these kids involved - I know way easier said than done.  But I hear it a lot, usually there is a pause and some thought.  Obviously Adam had already thought about it.








I love this one!  I don't know what he was laughing about.  He looks mischievous.




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