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29th June 05, 12:29 PM
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 Originally Posted by Doc Hudson
the damned students.
NOOO! The parents! I never knew what Frank Zappa meant in his song "Parents" (from the LP "A Ship Arriving Too Late to Save a Drowning Witch") until I became a teacher.
Kids are remarkable and a great source of information: If you want to know the truth, just ask a kid.
We had a discussion about kilts last week. One kid chimes up, "I hate wearing a kilt!"
I said, "Oh, you wear one sometimes?"
"Yes," he added. "I had to wear one to my 6th birthday..."
The kids last name is Gonsalves [so, Dreadbelly, it isn't so uncommon for people with Cuban names to wear them!] I wonder if there is a tradition there? For instance, I know someone who is a quarter Chinese-Cuban. Something to do with the cigar-rolling industry and how a bunch of nationals were trapped in Cuba at the Revolution. You find out things like this living in Miami. Anyway, something to look into!
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