I Had No Idea I Needed So Much Work
My students want answers.
"Ms. Robinson," they say, "where you gonna be next week?"
"I'll be where I'm at."
This only leads to further questions. So I say,
"Surgery."
"What kind?"
"Plastic."
"What're you getting done?"
"I'll tell you on the last day of school," I say, "as long as you pass my class."
This has led to endless speculation. The kind that makes me want to drink heavily and vomit.
"Gonna do something about your nose?"
"Get a permanent tan because you are kinda pasty looking."
"Botox? For that forehead?"
"I know - a lift! Boobs or face?"
"Making your butt bigger?"
"Trying to look young again?"
"Should try permanent make-up so your eyes don't droop as much. Get rid of some freckles."
And my favorite: "You should get bigger boobs. My mom did that and all the guys in the neighborhood love her now. Including my old boyfriends."
1 Comments:
Ugh...telling ANYTHING at all to your students can result in this kind of nightmare. Ick.
You can stop it all by saying "I'm donating a kidney to my sister with cancer."
But that isn't plastic.
Hmm...You're screwed.
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