Whoops
Sometimes, in the craziness of a school day and the inability of many children to enunciate with any degree of accuracy, I find myself answering the wrong questions.
Today, I had half a dozen little boys asking me for World Record books (of course they were all checked out because, hi, those are my highest circulating materials (much to my dismay)).
A few minutes later, one of the boys got into a little argument with a girl from the class and I came over to settle things.
The little girl said loudly, “He says World Records are real!”
I instantly and emphatically said, “They are real.” (I thought to myself, kids are so weird).
The little boy looked triumphant and said, “I TOLD you werewolves were real.”
Oh. Um, sorry.
Wait, they're not real? My Twilight dreams are crushed.
Team Jacob! Way to get 'em started young Janssen.
I might have choked a little from laughing while reading this story. Much to the concern of my co-workers! Priceless!
I love it!
that just made me giggle!
Hahahahaha
That's too funny
That is great! Snorting with laughter. 🙂
Everyone knows they're really shapeshifters.
I think you answered the correct question, Ms. Team Jacob. Way to cover with the "world record" story though.
This is exactly what is wrong with public schools these days!
Ha ha, I love it. A little too much Twilight in circulation. 🙂
So, how did you set the record straight?
Or did you?
BWHAHAHAHA!!!! Awesome. I can just hear the conversation at THAT house tonight!
What is it about those record books circulating more than anything! I don't get it either…but I've yet to hear them confused with werewolves-very funny slip!