You didn’t machine gun chunks all over everypony, did you?

It’s nice to be a good boy, but remember that it’s okay to slack off every now and again. Just make sure you make up any missed work!

This one, by far.

I spent hours, and I only got like halfway into the piece before I stopped. Was just so tired (admittedly, was kinda on a deadline too).

Double grace notes were invented by somepony with nefarious intent.

Edit: That is, this was the hardest to play solo. Setting up drum sections for Sweetie is much more difficult.

Sort of the same for me. I’m sure things will work themselves out for Sweetie too. But it’s going to be tough until then.

I’m not about to resign to that, though.

That certainly is radical.

Decision isn’t up to Cheerilee; she’s just a teacher. I got Sweetie transferred back into Cheerilee’s classroom; she was with some unbelievable b-… blockhead this year.

That accused me of cheating…

But rules are rules. It sounds stupid, but Cheerilee could seriously lose her job disobeying them.

And either I guess at whatever dosage she needs, or she tries to carry them around with her to use and ends up getting in trouble. Or worse, the teacher makes her share them with the class! Then I’d get in trouble!

I appreciate the input, but I’ve already thought about this from a few angles. If you don’t have a radical idea, it won’t help.

You may.

I don’t really look at it that way, though. I just love that foal.

WTF are these abbreviations?

LD: Learning Disability

IEP: Individualized Education Program

Testing results showed that Sweetie doesn’t have an LD, so the school won’t offer her an IEP.

And so too should everypony else!

What do you think the IEP was for?

The only problem is school systems becoming increasingly ridged in their methods of teaching. Whole thing is guided by standardized testing, not by what foals are actually learning.

I need something that she can control the dosage on. It took too long for me to find out there was trouble to begin with.

She knows.

No chewing gum in school.

If they won’t make an exception about something a minor as a soda, which could be flat and put into an opaque container so it just look no different than water, they won’t make an exception here either.

It just sort of happened by accident.

I like to play what I enjoy. That just naturally took to more complicated grounds over time.

Heh heh; that’d be pretty awesome.

No, it just means she tests in at or above average. She’s not about to skip a grade ahead or anything.