The resourceful wife had managed to get her hands on a list of Jesse's classmate from Teacher Lavender. With the info, she starts prompting the boy to identify his homies. "Is David your friend?" she asks the boy, to which he repeats the name. He knows a David. "Gabriel?" No reaction. She proceeds. And so on and so forth.
The boy identifies a David and a Jordan as his friends. Armed with this newfound knowledge, Mae consults the Teacher.
"Really, those two?" Lavender pondered, "He likes the quiet ones, eh?"
I guess he does. And I guess birds of a feather do flock together, even at such a tender age. Jesse is a bit of a shy kid. Which is probably why he's hanging out with the
I wonder why that is. I sort of remember being a bit of a hellraiser as a kid. But then, I'm inclined to believe that the memory tends to glamourise the past to make up for a boring existence. Heheh No such luck for Jesse though. It's all recorded here on the internet. Poor kid.
ahem..think this lil posse will think up of the most devil-ish of acts. .....be scared. be very scared.
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inherited from his more reserved dad mah... LOL!
ReplyDelete"I sort of remember being a bit of a hellraiser as a kid."
ReplyDeleteThat was the monkey see monkey do stage. He was trying to be just like daddy. Now he's outgrown that stage...now it's your turn to grow up. Hahaha! =P
YOU hellraiser...? No-ooo...!
ReplyDeleteWhen I was 6 or 7, I used to be the most talkative girl in class. Or at least, that was what the ol' kindy report card showed. Heh, heh!
ReplyDeleteI'm quaking in my boots, MOTT!
ReplyDeleteMust be, Egghead.
My inner child refuses, Fanboy.
Yeah, you got me Simon. I was more of the nerdy kid.
Hahhah, you still keep your kindy report card, Primrose?