Post by Catlady2710 on Feb 15, 2018 20:26:47 GMT -6
LOL Foxy!
I can really relate to the one with the mom selling the shovel.
When I was quite young, our teacher asked us to draw a picture of what we wanted to be when we grew up.
I, at the time, wanted to grow up to be an actress, and as the last show I had seen was a musical complete with the main actress dancing in a chorus line, I drew a picture as close as I could to what the actress was wearing and doing.
Well, it caused a great hullabaloo! Instead of the teacher simply asking me to explain the picture, she called my mother telling her I wanted to be...shall we say a woman of low morality.
My mother, at least, asked me what my picture was about, and when I explained it to her, she had a very good talk with my teacher. I hope that after that, the teacher asked kids to explain their pictures before going off the bend.
I was way too young at the time to even understand what the teacher was going on about.
I can really relate to the one with the mom selling the shovel.
When I was quite young, our teacher asked us to draw a picture of what we wanted to be when we grew up.
I, at the time, wanted to grow up to be an actress, and as the last show I had seen was a musical complete with the main actress dancing in a chorus line, I drew a picture as close as I could to what the actress was wearing and doing.
Well, it caused a great hullabaloo! Instead of the teacher simply asking me to explain the picture, she called my mother telling her I wanted to be...shall we say a woman of low morality.
My mother, at least, asked me what my picture was about, and when I explained it to her, she had a very good talk with my teacher. I hope that after that, the teacher asked kids to explain their pictures before going off the bend.
I was way too young at the time to even understand what the teacher was going on about.
