David Lubar (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} davidlubar) wrote,@ 2009-06-13 08:37:00 |
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School's out!
I had my last visit of the 2008-2009 school season yesterday. I'll cover some of the highlights and low moments during the coming week. But let me recount one charming experience while it is still fresh in my mind. After having lunch with the sixth grade at Solomon Schechter Day School in Mew Milford, NJ, I was hanging out with a handful of students who'd opted to spend an extra ten minutes with me rather than go out for recess.
Three young ladies were sitting on a window sill. "She's the school vampire," young lady #1 said, pointing to YL #2.
"You're sitting in the sunlight," I told YL #2.
She flashed me a huge grin and said, "You've read Twilight!"
I gently explained that the idea of vampires being harmed by sunlight dates back a little before 2005. Maybe even as far back as Anne Rice.
I had my last visit of the 2008-2009 school season yesterday. I'll cover some of the highlights and low moments during the coming week. But let me recount one charming experience while it is still fresh in my mind. After having lunch with the sixth grade at Solomon Schechter Day School in Mew Milford, NJ, I was hanging out with a handful of students who'd opted to spend an extra ten minutes with me rather than go out for recess.
Three young ladies were sitting on a window sill. "She's the school vampire," young lady #1 said, pointing to YL #2.
"You're sitting in the sunlight," I told YL #2.
She flashed me a huge grin and said, "You've read Twilight!"
I gently explained that the idea of vampires being harmed by sunlight dates back a little before 2005. Maybe even as far back as Anne Rice.
