Read this when you need a good laugh . . . and maybe some inspiration to write a letter yourself! ~ Linne
It started in the car yesterday as I drove the kids home from school. Chatting about the day at school with my son is very often like watching a python swallow a small buck – slow and torturous.
“How was your day?”
“Fine.”
“What did you do?”
“Nothing.”
“You were at school for 8 hours; you did nothing in 8 hours?”
“I don’t remember what we did… I hurt my knee climbing the tree.”
*sigh*
And so it goes on. I ask about specific classes. I ask who he played with. I ask what games he played. When we got to this point in the conversation yesterday I thought for sure I would be able to draw out a multi-syllabic answer. You see, on Friday he had made a plan to meet some kids in the grade below him on the top field at first break (recess), to play his games…
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I love the exception . . .