Wednesday, 8 August 2007

Overheard in the Classroom #1

The setting: My pretty classroom.
The characters: Yours truly, a visiting classroom teacher and the kidlets.
The background: The teacher asked if she could lock her bag away in my storeroom, and a little polite conversation followed afterwards.

Kidlet #1: [shocked voice] Mrs S is friends with Mrs X!
Kidlet #2: [snotty voice] Well of COURSE she is. Where else would she find a friend?

Apparently I'm more of a social recluse than I thought, if the idea of me having friends shocks my kidlets to the core. And also, notice I am married?

(To myself, but not the point.)

13 comments:

  1. Haha, I still remember when I first saw one of my teachers food shopping. I couldn't believe they actually ATE. And POOPED. Weird.

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  2. Just after I graduated from high school, I saw my math teacher, his social studies teacher wife and their 2 kids- in Victoria's Secret. I'm still traumatized!

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  3. Back in my college days I co-taught as part of a practicum with another students. All of our preschool kiddos were convinced that we were sisters and lived together.

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  4. what ?? you have friends ???

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  5. haha classic.

    I see my Uni lecturer (who wears a suit to work)shopping at Woolies in his short shorts quite often and gets all uncomfortable and tongue tied.

    I actually am good friends with my roll call teacher/ science teacher from high school. He's known me since I was 11....I had dinner with his last Friday night. I still can't call him by his first name...some how it seems to awkward.

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  6. Ha Ha (like in the Simpsons)

    It worst than that, my work college, don’t think of me as an Artist (I work in accounts for my sins) & the people in my craft classes can’t imagine me doing Accounts!

    I bet they think that when they leave, you go & sleep in the stationery cupboard! LOL

    *G*

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  7. I remember being shocked that my teachers had first names. And horrified when my mother called them by their first names.

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  8. oooh. Ouch!

    I love little kids.
    When they're in Australia and far away from me.

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  9. The first time I saw one of my teachers having a beer? O-My-Gah! It was crazy. It did, however, prepare me for drinking with them during grad school.

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  10. Brie, why did they have their KIDS in the Victoria's Secret?? I'm still traumatized!

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  11. That's so cute! Good thing they haven't found out about all your Internet friends, or that would really blow their little minds.

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  12. don't feel bad. i was working phone lines here at work once and somebody angry yelled and asked if i had a boyfriend. i said no. and he said, "it's no wonder!" and then hung up.

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