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They let us start setting up our displays at noon. Mr. Fizer didn’t hold class today, but told us to meet at the convention center instead. I caught a ride with Matt.
I kept my board carefully folded as I loaded it into his car. Matt’s was folded up, too, so I couldn’t read it. It’s stupid how secretive we were, since we were going to see them anyway in about an hour, but somehow we both wanted to keep the mystery.
Once we got there we found our separate sections and both went off to work. It only took me about fifteen minutes to make everything look the way I wanted to. Then there was nothing more to do until tomorrow.
Here’s the schedule: Monday is setup, Tuesday is judging. The younger kids like Peter are judged just on their displays, but at the high school level we have to do p
