Like we never left the teachers’ lounge

My friend Elizabeth and I taught at a Harlem charter school together. Though we’ve since moved on to other careers, we still reminisce.

Me: Remember N.? I wonder what she’s like now.

Elizabeth: Probably the same. The kids were so mean to her.

Me: Remember how much I talked to her about how to handle them? She never listened.

Elizabeth: I think she was a lost cause.

Me: Nah. I think she could go on to live a quirky, happy life. You can outgrow being a social retard.

Elizabeth: Amanda, she ate her boogers!

Me: She can recover!

Elizabeth: She was in fifth grade! People don’t forget that!

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One Comment

  1. Jeremy says:

    but she has a great immune system. So when all of her former class mates die if swine flu or some other flu she will have the last laugh.

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