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Описание: For Oliver, a 13-year-old eighth-grader from Warsaw, school life was above all about the joy of meeting friends, quick breaks for sandwiches, and slightly less enjoyable math classes. He was an energetic, a bit absent-minded boy with a good heart – he often forgot small things, like a pencil, a piece of paper, or a lesson note, but never anything as important as his backpack. Until that day, when he got into the most absurd situation of his school life, one he would remember for years – and all because he forgot his backpack at home. Have you ever forgotten your backpack? 😂 If yes, then you know how Oliver felt when he crossed the school gate and realized he was holding only a water bottle, not his loyal backpack with books and notebooks.
It was a Monday, the worst day of the week according to most students – an early wake-up, a tiring history lesson, and fear of a Polish exam. Oliver woke up late because his alarm didn’t go off (or maybe he just turned it off in his sleep and forgot about it). He got dressed in 5 minutes, put on whatever clothes he could find, quickly ate bread with butter, and ran to the door, shouting to his mom: “Mom, I’m going to school! See you tonight!” His mom, who was in the kitchen, shouted back: “Oliver, wait! Don’t forget your backpack! And study for the exam!” But Oliver was already outside, rushing towards school, thinking only about not being late for the first lesson.

Holding his water bottle, he arrived at school with just 2 minutes to spare before the bell. He crossed the gate, waved to his friend Max, who was standing by the lockers, and headed to class. Then, when he was already at the classroom door, he heard the voice of his history teacher, Ms. Anna: “Children, please come in, today we have an important lesson, and then a Polish exam. Please prepare your notebooks and books – whoever doesn’t have materials will have to stand in the corner and take notes on a piece of paper.”

Oliver froze. He looked at his hands – only the water bottle. He looked behind him – no backpack. His heart started beating faster, and his face turned red. “It can’t be,” he thought. “I forgot my backpack at home. How could I do that? Now Ms. Anna will laugh at me, and my friends will make fun of me.” He wanted to hide somewhere, to disappear from everyone’s sight, but it was too late – Ms. Anna looked at him and asked: “Oliver, what’s wrong? Why don’t you have your backpack? Where are your notebooks?”

The boy hesitated, started fidgeting with his hands, and spoke in a trembling voice: “Ms. Anna, I’m sorry… I forgot my backpack at home. My alarm didn’t go off, I woke up late, and then I ran so fast that I forgot it in the living room. I hope you can give me a piece of paper to take notes? I’m very sorry, it won’t happen again.”

The whole class burst out laughing – not maliciously, but out of amusement, because every single one of them had forgotten something important at some point. Max, his best friend, shouted: “Oliver, you’re amazing! 😂 Have you ever forgotten your backpack? I once forgot my gym shoes!” Ms. Anna also smiled, though she tried to look strict: “Oliver, this is very careless. But I understand that everyone forgets things sometimes. Go to the school principal’s office, ask her for a piece of paper, and then after the lesson, call your mom to bring you your backpack. And remember – next time, check if you have everything before you leave home.”

Oliver sighed with relief, thanked Ms. Anna, and went to get the paper. After the lesson, he called his mom, who quickly brought him his backpack. His friends still made fun of him: “Oliver, the master of forgetting! 😂” But he laughed too – because he realized that everyone makes mistakes, and sometimes these small absurd situations become the funniest memories. Now, when he meets his friends, he always asks: “Have you ever forgotten your backpack? 😂 Because I have, and it was one of the funniest days of my school life.”

From that day on, Oliver developed a habit – every morning, before leaving home, he checks three times: if he has his backpack, his gym shoes, and his lesson notes. But he will never forget that Monday when he forgot his backpack – because that was the day he learned that even the worst mistakes can be a source of joy and laughter.