Cass had been the only girl in our class for a long time. About the same time I joined the classroom so did a young lady named Marisol. Cass and Marisol made instant friends. They walk to recess and to lunch together hand-in-hand. Today Cass and Marisol were walking together and talking away. Harold and Jay decided to copy them.
Somehow all four children got tangled up at the corner. Forty-five degree turns can be tricky in tandem. Cass and Jay bumped heads. Both of them — at the same time — reached out and patted the other on the head. Cass said, “I sowwy.” Jay said, “Sorry, too.” He added, “You okay?”
Cass said, “I okay. You okay?”
Jay said, “I okay.”
Cass and Jay continued around the corner to the play ground. Marisol looked over at Harold and asked, “Jou otay?”
Harold frowned at her, looked down at his feet, then frowned at her some more. He put his hand on his chest and said, “No! I Harowd!”
Awwwww. And to think, you were worried about germs. The real danger is that you wind up in diabetic shock from all the sweetness.
LOL! Harold sounds a wee bit like my Derek!
Adorable.
Brig — believe me, there’s enough whining to balance it.
Melli — then Derek must be adorable.
Nessa — they have their moments — on both ends of the spectrum.
oh! is that sweet or what!
Kids are so sweet. At a distance. A great distance. A very long, long, great distance. Unless they’re mine. Mine were different. Mine were sweet close up.
Awwww… what nice kids!
Kids say the darndest things. Hey, that sounds like a good idea for a TV show…
Awww that is so cute! lol
I’m hurryin I tell ya!
Polona — sometimes ya want to hug’em and kiss’em. Other times ….
TLP — funny how that works.
Brooke — please, come teach pre-school …..
Mumma — uhm, yeah. Becareful whom you pitch it to!
Donna — faster! (And you can come teach pre-school, too!)
You are fabulous, always making me laugh. Good thing I’m home alone, wouldn’t want anyone wonderfing what it is that I find sooo entertaining on the computer. Never, ever lose your humor, it is a marvelous gift and I thank you for sharing it with me! Have the very best day.
A kid’s name is very importasnt and Harold know what his is.
I’m here; I’m here; I’m here!!!! Come see me! LOL
Now, why is it giving you the wrong link?
You can delete these comments, I’m just trying to figure out why it’s sending you to the wrong place.
WOO HOO I fixed it, Now come see me! lol
When did you switch to High School?
Pauline — you’re welcome. If you like this, you might want to check out O’Ceallaigh & The Quill, too — especially if you like chocolate.
Dr. John — with the excitement of the playground in front of him, that’s about all he knows. In the classroom he’s a little more focused.
Donna — Donna — Donna — Donna — I’ll try.
Doug — sorry. They’re starting a little younger these days.
LOL @you! I said delete the other comments! I was having a crisis. You are too funny. I’m sending you a message about your link on my page. Help!
Donna — why should you be allowed to crisis in private? Nope. You gotta do it out here on the boards like the rest of us!
That was cute.
Betty, thanks.