Re: The path to Heaven runs through miles of clouded Hell
No, I don't recall anything like that happened to me before.
Though today was very eventful. First, a kindergartner in the morning class missed her bus so we have to go to the office and called her dad to pick her up. Then in the afternoon class, this boy threw up all over his table so we have to move everyone else to the library. I felt bad for the kid because all of his classmates were making a big deal about it (e.g. "Eww! He threw up!"). But then, it was one of the kids' birthday and she gave everyone a treat bag so that somewhat balanced the day out.
Speaking of which...
Kindergarten

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Another work story
Multi-handicapped resource room, K-2
No, I don't recall anything like that happened to me before.
Though today was very eventful. First, a kindergartner in the morning class missed her bus so we have to go to the office and called her dad to pick her up. Then in the afternoon class, this boy threw up all over his table so we have to move everyone else to the library. I felt bad for the kid because all of his classmates were making a big deal about it (e.g. "Eww! He threw up!"). But then, it was one of the kids' birthday and she gave everyone a treat bag so that somewhat balanced the day out.

Speaking of which...
Kindergarten
Little kids are so brutally honest.At the end of the day, the kids were lining up to go home
Girl: I feel bad for [sick boy].
Boy: I don't

---------- Post added September 21, 2012 at 07:33 PM ---------- Previous post was September 18, 2012 at 05:55 PM ----------
Another work story
Multi-handicapped resource room, K-2
We have a kindergartner who sometimes misbehaved. Whenever he does, the aides would threaten to send him to the principal's office or call her, which usually does the trick. At the end of the day, he acted up again.
Aide: The principal is outside right now helping with bus duty so if I have to come get her, you're in big trouble!
Boy: Don't! Don't!
As they were walking to his car, she noticed a teacher coming in
Aide: Is Ms. Miller (the principal) coming?
Teacher: Oh yes, she's coming here as soon as she deals with an issue
As the aide and the driver strapped the kids into their car seats, the kid was panicking
Boy: We have to get out of here fast, fast, fast!
Driver:Why is that?
Boy: If we get out of here right now, Ms. Miller won't catch me!

Why is that?
. Do you write professionally?
...do you have a premise in mind?









