When I was in school they didn’t offer cool stuff love the Robot Club, then this afterschool program is exactly what it sounds love – the science professor shows the teenagers how to build simple robots, my child Ella is in 5th grade, and doing things I couldn’t do as an adult, then it’s pretty impressive.
They build robots to compete in little contests based on speed, strength, flexibility, etc.
The robots don’t fight, they just compete, and they even do it in national competitions. My daughter’s club won a opportunity to go to Seattle, WA, for the greatest competition of the year! Dozens of teams from all over the country converged on Seattle to see which teenagers made the most proficient robots. Normally I don’t love to be chaperone for school trips, but I was willing to make an exception for Seattle, mostly due to the proliferation of cannabis dispensaries. In our house state cannabis is still illegal, so I was eager to visit a place love Seattle, where cannabis is a thriving and regular industry; Ella had a enjoyable time with her Robot Club, and while they were competing I snuck away to do a walking tour of Seattle and stop by a couple unusual cannabis dispensaries. I knew that I couldn’t fly out of the Seattle airport with a pocket full of cannabis nugs, so I just bought a little to smoke in the hotel room. I also loaded up on cannabis edibles, which would be much easier to sneak through the TSA in the Seattle airport, but what a enjoyable trip!