Anime Dad wrote:LOL, a boy's first crush is often his teacher :sweat: I wish my son WOULD show a bit of interest in girls, instead of PSP's and computers. Oh well, it will happen soon enough. He's just shy, like I was at his age :)
Yea, he's prolly just shy. He'll break open his shell by the time he hits grade 11. :)
Musa wrote:>> Flashback to 3rd grade, Miss Vanderpol, <<
Otosan wrote:Hmmm. My year 7 English teacher, Miss O'Donoghue, was young and good looking. And used to wear her blouse half-unbuttoned, braless.
She was very popular with the boys
If I taught kids that age and knew they had a crush on me, I prolly wouldn't give it a passing thought. But I teach in High School where most of the boys are bigger than I am... and manipulative. The smallest mistake on my part, like saying something like "That's a nice shirt you've got on" could be considered flirting, and then I'd be in deep water. :shakehead:
I always tell the boys that I'm not here to be their friend, and if anything, I'm more a parental figure. Sometimes they buy that, sometimes they don't. >>shrug<<
@Eve: I had Queen's Classroom on my list of "to-watch", but I guess I'll hold off a bit and see a few of the more better ones. And man, sick for three weeks? I got mine from work, definitely. I just hope it goes away soon. It's hard to take days off at my job. :pout:
wow, WAY off topic...
Just finished packing my comics up, now to do some marking.