You are both funny and literate, an unusual combination for a guy.
That is just part of what I like about you.
My fourth grade teacher, Mrs. Sanford by name, often wore a navy blue dress with golf-ball size, white polka dots. She terrified me with her icy glare under that head of all white, yes it's true, bunned hair. However, she managed to convince me I would never be able to do fractions, which resutled in me finally mastering reading an analog clock. I studied it intensely while Mrs. Sanford taught fractions.
Emily Mitchell
· 1 year ago
Mr. D---I guess since you didn't learn math, you had plenty of time to build your extensive vocabulary and creatively lengthy sentence formations . . All I have to say is: The hall, the hall, the hall---oh the sanctum of the hallowed hall which in my wretched nonchalance I have carelessly violated with my noisy chatter. . . 13 years later, I still remember that beauty:)
Heather Cotten
· 1 year ago
Ha ha...Emily, that was great!!! I had forgotten that but I do remember the well thought out sentences we "got" to write! Good times!! :)
ded
· 1 year ago
You will both be glad to know my teaching methods have become...uhhh...more mature.
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That is just part of what I like about you.
My fourth grade teacher, Mrs. Sanford by name, often wore a navy blue dress with golf-ball size, white polka dots. She terrified me with her icy glare under that head of all white, yes it's true, bunned hair. However, she managed to convince me I would never be able to do fractions, which resutled in me finally mastering reading an analog clock. I studied it intensely while Mrs. Sanford taught fractions.