We had parent teacher conference last night.
At Nathan's conference we were presented with a permission slip for the big "Maturation Talk". The teacher laughed when she asked us to sign it right there during the conference. She said that when she sends the notes home and the kids find out what they are, the permission slips don't find their way back to school.
Nathan looked confused as we all got a laugh.
When we got home, he asked us what she was talking about.
After we explained what it is, he rolled his eyes and said, "Oh, I can see why nobody brings their notes back to school."
Then he said, "So I guess we talk about it when we get to college or something, right?"
Burke wishes.
Can't wait.
March 5.
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4 comments:
LOL LOL LOL! Can't wait to hear about it! We have to "go it alone" here in AZ. There is no school program. :) Just me and a book...but Hal's turn is coming!
Heeeheee--if there is one nice thing about having mostly boys it's that Aaron has to deal with 4 of the 5 maturation presentations. You'll have to let us know how it goes.
Taylor's note was one of the ones that got "lost". We didn't even know the program until after it was over. I made Tom talk with him anyway. You can never stress law of chastity to much when they are young.
Tee, hee!
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