What about the infamous "boot"?....... :beaten: :beaten: :hehe: :hehe:
you think boots would look good with my costume? although, i do have some knee high stilleto ones... in black and brown.. but not really that shiny leather.. maybe.. i just might..
kenjilina wrote:the joiners at work put up the roof trusses on the houses on monday. by tuesday the wind had blown them all down. today they had to start all over again. :beaten:
LOL! Sweeeeeeeet.
I got in trouble this morning by a VP. Yesterday one of my students from last year, who now attends another school, came to visit his friends and dropped by my classroom to say hi, and of course, unsurprisingly, he was high. Apparently he was found by the VP (since he was tresspassing) and he told the VP he had come to visit me. I was called this morning and lectured about how inappropriate it is for a teacher to invite an old student back, especially a "drugged up kid" like this student. I wasn't aware I had invited him, nor was I aware that he'd purposely come to our school high.
Wynter <--- just laughed. Still ruined my day tho.
I got in trouble this morning by a VP. Yesterday one of my students from last year, who now attends another school, came to visit his friends and dropped by my classroom to say hi, and of course, unsurprisingly, he was high. Apparently he was found by the VP (since he was tresspassing) and he told the VP he had come to visit me. I was called this morning and lectured about how inappropriate it is for a teacher to invite an old student back, especially a "drugged up kid" like this student. I wasn't aware I had invited him, nor was I aware that he'd purposely come to our school high.
Wynter <--- just laughed. Still ruined my day tho.
Anime Dad wrote:They are probably of an era where teachers ruled with an iron fist.
If you mean they're crusty ol' hags who spend more time trying to raises than actually looking out for the kids, then yesh, I'd say you're right. Iron fist my iron ass.
littlemissfab wrote:
i don't think i'm allowed to travel out of the country yet... :hehe:
Booooooooo. Ah well, I'll just key their car then. :hehe:
there's an open day this saturday for potential buyers of the houses we're working on. trouble is the buildings are surrounded by scaffolding, non of the roofs are on and the ground floors are full of rain water!
good thinking management, they're bound to sell!! :crazy: