We know Freeman is far from getting back on the right track, hence her great-aunt deciding to take her back to Virginia after the school year is out." "And we think that you, Gordon, and even Dominguez need to branch out from the other kids here. Dressel-Meyer began, allowing the mother-daughter duo to come in as the Gerrys arranged for them to fix something to eat. "Well, you and the other kids are very talented students, but you seem a bit lost in directions," Mr. I blinked as the door swung open to reveal Sandra-Anne and her mother. "And you might want to consider having a teenage mentor on your side." Gerry replied, handing me a fresh platter of tea sandwiches with blueberry scones. I do want to continue working on The Southern Tea to give my allies back in King of Zion something to talk about and maybe convince them to drop over for a visit." "I mean, it's still too soon to think about college, but I'll consider going ahead with my career planning and all that. Stay in Rhode Island? Not if Grandma Lana, the Freeman/Bertram duo, or my other allies can help it! "I'll give it some thought," I assured the detention teacher. "And since your family's set to move to town next week and become full-time residents, maybe you can consider going to Brown or RISD to enhance your writing career." "That's all well and fine, but since you're now in Rhode Island, maybe you can attend somewhere closer to our little town," Mr. But my dream school of all is to attend Rice University to get into their journalism programs." But with the out-of-state tuition fees and all that, I was thinking about heading back to my roots in Texas to attend UT over in Austin, Baylor, Texas Southern over in Houston, some backup schools in the state. My stepsister Sarah graduated recently from Arizona and she said that I could get in with a few recommendations from her professors as long as I kept my grades up. My mom believes that I should at least get out of Texas for a change of scenery- somewhere like UGA where she went or my stepfather's alma mater Louisiana State. "Before coming to Glenview Valley, Grandma Lana and I did talk about which school would be a perfect fit for me. "Well, I do want to go to college," I began. Sitting my teacup to the side, I sat up straight in my chair. And it was all about trying to get out of here. If only he knew what choices I needed to make after the weekend I had, folks. It's time for you to start making some choices for your life." It's a bit early, I know, but you're a fine young man with a lot of talent and your grades are nothing short of stellar. "And with you now in your junior year, we're wondering what your plans are after college. "Which was a complete success, as was your blog which has a lot of the townsfolk talking thanks to your family members and your friends and their relatives," Mr. "It's been a wild weekend lately and I'm still feeling a bit dazed after this past weekend." "Sorry, I got a bit lost in thought," I muttered, pausing to sip a cup of the hot beverage. I looked up from my cup of tea as I felt the stares of Principal Dressel-Meyer, my uncle, and the Gerrys bore into my soul.
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