Overheard today:
"I can read girls better than I can read this book, teacher."
Is it wrong that I kind of want lessons?
Because I'm pretty sure my students are smoother
with the opposite sex than I am.
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- The Rookie
- Anywhere, United States
- Mildly obsessed with words, my siblings' posterity, shoes, stationery, and wondering where my 20's went. Indelibly self-conscious, self-determined, self-deprecating, accessorized. Habitually keeping my head in the clouds with one eye open for my nerd in shining armor.
- "On Socks"
- "Conversations with My Mother"
- "Imagine That"
- "The Singles' Ward: An Amateur's Quasi-Field Study of a Most Curious Culture"
- "Because High School's Never Over"
- "Fighting the River"
- "Harvard-Schmarvard"
- The Jane Austen Guide to the LDS Singles Ward
- "Jello & Dating"
- "On Compatibility"
- "On Failure"
- Alice
- C Jane
- Cowboy & Indian
- Furniture & Geography (Melissa)
- Kleyn Family
- Kris & Paddy
- Life: What More Is There? (Private)
- Meg @ Or So I Feel
- Mrs. Bennett
- Mythological Fish and Other Perplexities
- Nie Nie
- Our So-Called Life
- Rice Family
- Rie Pie
- Rowena's Rants
- Segullah
- Sephalo
- Silver Street Photo
- Somebody Told Me So Today
- Steph Lathrop
- The Chocolate Chip Waffle
- The Sight of Stars
- Theo at "My Bravado"
- Two Car Kids
- Wemdu Pea (Private)
- Willis Family
3 comments:
Sad when I too could be "schooled" by a 15 year old in this department.
The things your students say make me smile. You should keep a running list somewhere to inspire giggles as needed.
Yes, I'm sure you can boy genius.
Considering how forward younger girls are getting...I don't think it's much of a challenge to easily read them. Now if a female had said that she could read boys better...that would be something!
This post made me laugh.
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