MORE, PLEASE!

As busy as I was with football practice and hanging out with Flip, I made sure to keep my secret project, Operation: S.A.M., going the whole next week.

I never put two pieces in the same place either. The trick was figuring out how to put stuff up when no one was looking. Once I started paying attention, it wasn’t that hard.

That night, I did a picture of this cool painting called St. George Killing the Dragon. I hung that one on the pull-down map in Mr. Frommer’s classroom. Then during social studies, all I had to do was wait for him to start talking about the Holy Roman Empire, and—BAM!

Or I guess I should say—ART!

This time, I heard someone say, “Again?” And someone else said, “Okay, now I’m interested.” Plus, Mr. Frommer took my drawing down and left it on his desk, which was better than getting it sucked up by the Vacu-Stricker 2000.

The next day, I was really getting into it. I drew a painting called The Last Supper and put that one up in the cafeteria. Way up.

Last Supper… cafeteria… get it? Because with the food at HVMS, you never know which meal might be your last.