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@langstraat wrote:
Reading those comments just make me stranger than I thought I was. lol I loved my childhood and prefer to dwell in the past. At least its outcome is known unlike the future He said reflectively.
my childhood as nothing to do with my schooldays tho long. even tho school played a big part. i only rebelled when i hit 15 and thought school was boring. i also hated.and still do anyone dictating to me. actually my english teacher threw my books at me in disgust when i decided to leave…….on the other hand my maths teacher came off the prozac and waved me goodbye with a song. :D
@pats wrote:
…….on the other hand my maths teacher came off the prozac and waved me goodbye with a song. :D [/color]
Only a song? I’d have thought he’d have hired a brass band for the occasion :wink:
@esmeralda wrote:
@pats wrote:
…….on the other hand my maths teacher came off the prozac and waved me goodbye with a song. :D [/color]
Only a song? I’d have thought he’d have hired a brass band for the occasion :wink:
no that was my physics teacher. he actually cried……with relief. :-
@pats wrote:
@esmeralda wrote:
@pats wrote:
…….on the other hand my maths teacher came off the prozac and waved me goodbye with a song. :D [/color]
Only a song? I’d have thought he’d have hired a brass band for the occasion :wink:
no that was my physics teacher. he actually cried……with relief. :-
Must’ve been the same physics teacher as mine :P
I loved Physics and when I passed my exam I took the papers up the school and waved them in my science teachers face :P :wink:
@langstraat wrote:
Reading those comments just make me stranger than I thought I was. lol I loved my childhood and prefer to dwell in the past. At least its outcome is known unlike the future He said reflectively.
well there u go langy thats life aint it?
Deep eh?
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