I guess Libby was absent that week lol. I do enjoy this episode for the Sabrina number aw Harvey being proud for participation and Harvey being excited for a c plus is like me in math class lol
@@victoriadeguzman6198 oh yeah, I was just saying it would have been funny to see Libby affected by the spell. I am suprised I didn’t realize Hilda being absent
I can sympathise with Sabrina, as a high achieving student at school, apart from my grandfather who always was proud of my results, the teachers did on occasion praise my abilities and results, say at parent evening, but there was always an edge of sarcasm, with one or two teachers, I used to write quite lengthy essays in English because I loved the subject, and my teacher said we don't mark Jasmine's essays we weigh them, at parents evening to my mother. That would potentially discourage a pupil from their love of writing, but I instead drew a picture of a weighing scale at the bottom of every essay I wrote in future for that teacher lol! Poor Sabrina, I'd give her some acknowledgement for her good work, it's not just struggling kids who need that.
I haven’t had Pancakes 🥞 for a while (and I don’t want to stop eating cereal so that’s why I ate them waffles 🧇 too quickly same with the sausage links I don’t want to eat just that I also want some cereal too and oatmeal)
I know Salem was a human at one point but he technically wouldn't have been a witch. He would have been a warlock, which I believe is the male equivalent to a witch.
@@cheneethompson5756 How so? I've looked it up and all my research has said the the male equivalent of witch is a warlock. Heck even the warlocks had some of their differentiations. Witches rode on broomsticks and warlocks were said to have rode on pitch forks. EDIT: Yes you're right that witches can male or female but it's predominately used to refer to females spellcasters. But still, I kind of wish the term warlock would be used more often even in works of fiction.
@@paullangland6877 Depends on the male witch or warlock you ask. I am an actual practicing witch, and came across a few who prefer to be called warlocks, some witches. Looks like Salem prefers to be called a witch.
