It was ME!

One time at the preschool I caught a kid hitting another kid, but then a lot of things happened after that glimpse of a hand falling on someone, so I gave a stern talking to the correct kid and then mixed up their names or something and told an incorrect kid to apologize to the victim. Fortunately, the one who had actually hit the other kid immediately said, "He didn't hit him. I hit him!"

I love how these little guys just blurt out the truth constantly.

I MISS PRESCHOOLERS!!

A few friends and I were talking about how it's risky to get physically and romantically involved with someone you kinda know already, and one friend, who always surprises us with her one-liners, said this:

"That's when you go do strangers."

Haha!

Female Friends and Guys

I haven't updated in awhile, although many things have amused me lately. One thing that makes me happy is when I find a good group of friends. I really like this relatively new female friend group, which is extra nice partly because I usually only get really close to my guy friends. Hopefully these girls and I will be able to open up to each other more in the future.

Anyway, here are just a few characteristics we like in potential boyfriends:
+ Good with kids (MAJOR plus!)
+ Ambitious
+ Hard-working
+ Responsible
+ Humorous

And a few turn-offs:
- Likes to drink a lot
- Arrogant
- Irresponsible
- Dishonest
- Any smoking!

Are those too obvious?

Glee Quote from "Acafellas"

Tonight they aired one of the early episodes of Glee, in which Puck said one of my favorite lines of the season:

Puck (to Fin): "Dude, my bowels have better moves than you."

Early Sympathy & Empathy

.:Preschool:.

Today was the last day of school and my final day working at the preschool. Here's one of the cute/sweet things that happened today:
[Child with autism throws a fit and cries loudly]
Samantha (to me as the other child leaves): "That's sad, huh?"
She also gave me dried mango (see below), which she knows I like because I brought it to school once after seeing her eat it for lunch. Hers is actually better than mine! I might post a picture later. Such a sweet little girl. She said it was also from her sister, who used to come up to talk to me whenever I went to the cafeteria for the kids' lunches. I'll miss them so much.

This is the dried mango she gave me:

This is the dried mango I had shown her from my lunch earlier (way different: mine wasn't as good as hers 'cause it was really sweet and hard vs. her smoother, softer, more chewy dried mango):

Random Friends

I was trying to ask my friend about this yellow post thing I saw at his school, and here's how he responded:

Me: "I saw this yellow bar thing sticking out of a hill on campus. Do you know what that is? Like artwork or something? Maybe just a construction thing?"
Blake H.: "Oh. Did you poke it?"

WHAT?! He said that without hesitation too. :P

Superman's Only For BOYS?!

Little Kevin (in broken English), pointing at my watch: "That's...boy clock."

haha. Cute.

I've gotten that a lot with my Superman watches and lunch pail. I used to have a Disney princess shirt, but I gave it to a little girl because it was too small. Anyway, I'm teaching these kids that it's okay for girls to like boy superheroes. Heck yes.