It was the second day of the Rock, Paper, Scissors tourney (block schedule, don't you know) and the B Day kids were equally enthusiastic as their A Day fellows. The excitement rose as we made it to the quarter finals with a few wild card entries coming from behind.
"This is actually fun for a change," a student caught my eye to comment. I raised my eyebrows, but he missed the cue and continued. "Can we do things like this more often?"
"Since you ask like that?" I answered.
He smiled expectantly.
"No," I finished.
"It was worth a try," he laughed.
"I'm glad you're having fun, though," I told him, and we both turned back to the action.
Ha ha, I could just hear each voice, as well as what was in your head! And can I just say, I love the humor in your dog picture “Walking the dog everyday since March 2009”! It makes writing everyday for just a month seem not quite so impressive :)
ReplyDeleteMaybe we should try a RPS tournament at the next staff meeting.
ReplyDeleteKids definitely have a way of saying things that can be frustrating. I could definitely relate!
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