The last time one of my colleagues took cookies to class that she had bought from a supermarket (as opposed to baking them), some of her students sneered at them and refused to eat "store-bought snacks." She brought them back to the office and I ate half of them.
I noticed 'we' missed a Big Thirsty. It broke my cold, black heart. But of course I didn't send one to Les either. I was too busy contemplating Boxing Day.
But you did decorate my CM logo and post it last week. It looked great! Thanks.
As for a Big Thirsty the day after Christmas, the best one of my childhood was, of course, "What did you get?" In fifth grade, every single girl got the Partridge Family album.
Depends. If you wish you'd learned French, music, and an instinct for spelling and grammar, then yes. If you're glad you didn't have to wear a uniform, pray before every class, and get your knuckles rapped, then no, you went to the right elementary school.
You crack me up, Terry. You are CM's utility infielder.
ReplyDeleteOh, and who complained about our Missed Thirsty? Did that same person send one in?
ReplyDeleteThe last time one of my colleagues took cookies to class that she had bought from a supermarket (as opposed to baking them), some of her students sneered at them and refused to eat "store-bought snacks." She brought them back to the office and I ate half of them.
ReplyDeleteLove it!
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DeleteI noticed 'we' missed a Big Thirsty. It broke my cold, black heart. But of course I didn't send one to Les either. I was too busy contemplating Boxing Day.
ReplyDeleteBut you did decorate my CM logo and post it last week. It looked great! Thanks.
DeleteAs for a Big Thirsty the day after Christmas, the best one of my childhood was, of course, "What did you get?" In fifth grade, every single girl got the Partridge Family album.
Man, I went to the wrong elementary school.
DeleteDepends. If you wish you'd learned French, music, and an instinct for spelling and grammar, then yes. If you're glad you didn't have to wear a uniform, pray before every class, and get your knuckles rapped, then no, you went to the right elementary school.
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