I’ve seen lesser efforts– during my parents’ divorce, I distinctly remember my mother’s aim improving in regards to how well vases were aimed at my father’s head during some of their more colorful fights. Everyone’s got something, right?
Oh come on. It’s basic math– they should be able to add and subtract without their phones by now. It wasn’t like I made them do it in pen– I should have, but I didn’t. Consoling? Ha, not quite. I did give her her cell back after class though, so I suppose that was somewhat comforting of me. Glad to see you in a better mood though. Apparently not enough of yours are on the brink of tears, Ms. Fabray? What are you teaching them in that class of yours?
Yikes. No vase throwing in my household. I don’t hate him. I just wish he was around more. Or that he’d check in before showing up. But you’re now wrong, everyone’s got something.
Teens can’t do anything without their phones. I’m sure some don’t even know how to communicate with one another if they’re not behind the screen of a smartphone. I’d say that’s downright warm, coming from you. You old softie. Well currently we’re working on mixed media art projects which is, in my very bias opinion, much more fun than basic math -- so no tears. Yet.