I went with the 8th grader Tuesday night, and with the 1st grader this evening. Boy, Teachers are somewhat younger and better looking now, My jaw dropped open a few times I can tell You. The ones I had were late starters in the Teaching Profession, You know didn't start til there 60's after they retired from operating the guillatine. Bill wishing I had taken didital camera
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Bill, that is what Mark says about the teachers around here also. He keeps wishing that he had teachers like that when he was in school.
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I have very 'fond' memories of Miss Owens, a teacher I had as a freshman. Slim, blonde, and drove a baby blue Triumph convertable. I think she was teaching something in the classroom, but I don't remember what!Don, aka Pappy,
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Sex-Ed from the sound of itOriginally posted by PappyI have very 'fond' memories of Miss Owens, a teacher I had as a freshman. Slim, blonde, and drove a baby blue Triumph convertable. I think she was teaching something in the classroom, but I don't remember what!
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I remember a Lit. teacher whose class I attended in my junior year in HS. She was shy of 5 feet tall, and absolutely beautiful, with long, brown hair down to her waist. Miniskirts were just then all the rage, and she wore one at least two days a week, so short that the peaches were often in plain sight. Her husband was a teacher at another school, and he was long-haired with a beard, and dressed like one of those Berkeley hippies. What a pair! (and I'm just talking about HER...
). I remember that, wherever she went, there was a trail of hormone-raging boys following close behind. At a time where sitting in the back of the class was cool, everybody in this class wanted to sit up front. What a spectacle she was. My yearbook had a picture of her reading a book or something with one of her female students, and to this day, when I show someone that picture and ask "Which one do you think is the teacher?", the viewer usually chooses the wrong one!
Those were the days...
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Dang....All I had were Nunns and Priests, all old and hit twice with the ugly stick.All men dream, but not equally. Those who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their minds wake in the day to find that it was vanity: but the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act their dream with open eyes, to make it possible
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Bill--
Seems like you've tapped into a hidden source of fantasies for many of us...
Course, I'll never forget Ms. Staton, 5th Grade teacher at Cloud Springs Elementary. She was the exact opposite of my previous teachers, all of whom were matronly types near retirement. She had bobbed brunette hair and wore short skirts a lot. Her legs went on forever...wonder where she is now.Jeff
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Mademoiselle Margetic. Oh, wow. Tall, brunette, liked to wear "sun dresses" in the springtime, with low cut tops and the physique to match.
She taught French when I was in the fifth grade. We had a class that was both 5th and 6th graders. The older kids had writing assignments, ours was all verbal. When she'd roam the 6th grade side , she'd sometimes bend over to to look at their work. As she bent, the whole male population of 5th graders would rise up in their chairs trying to get a look.
Mademoiselle Margetic. Oh, wow.
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Young Teachers
Young female teacher in the teacher's room last year and we're just chatting. She mentions that another teacher had asked her out. She says, "Yeah, it's gross, he's like 40." There was so much in that comment that my 42 year old ears just didn't want to hear. I think it was the first time that I ever heard "Yeah, gross" with the valley girl type intonation in the teacher's room and the realization that I was defacto gross. Finally, the realization that the new teachers were a completely different generation. Fortunately, LOL and I can laugh about 20 somethings thinking we're gross and recognize that those young teachers are young enough to be our daughters, sons, nephews, nieces etc..
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