20 April 2011
I love it when a blog post writes itself...
I think most of you reading this blog know that Ruth Ann is a kindergarten teacher. As her belly is a bit harder to hide these days, she decided last week to tell her class that a baby was on the way. And being the great teacher that she is, she used everybody's favorite (maybe?) word game, Hangman, to make them work a little bit for the scoop.
Once they got it, the reactions were priceless:
"a for real live baby?"
"and you can bring it for show & tell!"
"Mrs. Timmons, are you really fixin to have a baby right now?"
"Mrs. Seay (RA's assistant whose daughter is pregnant), then you have a baby too!"
"when are you going to take it out?"
"I bet Mrs. Timmons is going to have a too cute baby!"
And after a couple days of the news settling in:
"I'm just so excited about Mrs. Timmons having a baby I can't think anymore!"
Kids are funny. I hope our kid is funny...
Posted on Wednesday, April 20, 2011 by Unknown
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I think my favorite is, "When are you going to take it out?" Very awesome. I definitely plan to reuse that question.
ReplyDeleteDid any of them ask where it came from???
Where's the "E"?
No one asked where it came from, but I'm pretty sure RA has an auto-pilot response for that - ask your parents.
ReplyDeleteThe "E" is coming, they just haven't learned it yet...