Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for March 11, 2014

Pre-school teachers can relate to that! I spent a morning in my grandson’s class, its a wonder they don’t all drink. A. Lot!

Boy, howdy! I taught fourth and fifth grades, and I know the feeling.

I couldn’t hear a thing over that squeaking.

My son’t kindergarten teacher said her job was like trying to keep thirty corks under water at the same time.

whatever!

It would be good not to hear some of the stuff you can think when you’re in that situation.

A truth comes out!

I was thinking of becoming a teacher until I worked part-time in a preschool.

“It’s not a tumah!”

When the kids are around, teachers have no time to think. When they leave, they’re too tired to think. That’s why I came in an hour and a half early every day to do my preparation.

that was awful! I had to put my earplugs in…

“Took the job”?? I may have missed something, but I thought Miss Bliss was the owner of Blisshaven and that it was named after her. Maybe she was referring to having hired herself…….

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