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Apr 19, 2008
I teach grade one. One day my 14 year old daughter was in
my clssroom with me. The students noticed that she was
taller than I am. I jokingly complained that I was the
shortest person in my family. One little girl, in an
effort to make me feel better, said, "Well, she might be
taller, but you're still older." My daughter had a hard
time containing her laughter!
Cindy CTAP
That is a great story. I have one too. My son is 11 years old. We moved into a new neighborhood and behind our housing track is a retirement community. He said "I'm glad the old people's home is behind us because my mom will not have to go far because she is getting old". I'm only 33 years old!
Brit
That is really funny. Kids are so clever sometimes.
Julaina
Wow that is pretty funny, it sounds like something a first grader would say.
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