I love waking up to a clean flat on Saturday. Which is a lot easier when both your bathroom and kitchen sink aren't completely fucked. Today is: Watching Roman Holiday (inspired by The Kid), making (mostly) vegetarian kimchi jjigae (an effort which none of my coworkers approve of), SORTING THE REST OF THE FUCKING PLUMBING (so I don't burn my toes off when I shower anymore) (I might have to handle some caulk hohoho), waiting for the students to make their way home from school past my front window so I can wave and taunt them about the fact that I didn't have to go.
That last one's mostly a joke. Because I already taunted them about it at school on Friday. As I do every Friday before Saturday classes.
"Good morning!"
"Good morning!"
"How are you?"
"I'M FINE THANKS AND YOU!"
"NO! EVERYDAY WHY! WHY WHY WHY! No. How are you REALLY?"
*indistinct, loud and blended*
"Who's hungry? Who's sleepy? Who's really really really happy to be in English class? Oh no. Okay. Guess what?"
"WHAT?"
"Today is Friday! Hooray!"
*applause*
"So tomorrow is.... what? Saturday! Hooray!"
*applause*
"Do you have school tomorrow?"
*grumbly yes's*
"Oh. That's too bad. I don't. Haha!"
We do this every Friday, with very little variation (unless a student gets particularly creative and decides to shout out something like, "SEXY!" after I ask, "How are you REALLY?"). Friday are my C classes. They never get tired of it. It's fucking hilarious every single time. Just like it's fucking hilarious every time I ask, "Where am I from?" and they all shout, "CANADA!" knowing goddamn well I'm American. God bless 'em.
1 comment:
hahaha....some of my students still think it's hilarious to say I'm from Canada, too. But some of them I'm pretty sure just really think I am, no matter how many USA maps I've shown in class to illustrate where I'm from.
And we had some sink and oven leakage last week that prompted S to come home with caulk, which I thought was hilarious. She actually knew how to use it!
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