I was catching up with someone who had gone to my junior high years after me and asked about my favorite teacher (who had been a spinster (which is a bachelorette who's gone past her sell-by date) when I was in jr. high). She said, no, there's no teacher by that name.
My heart plummeted. She'd been out for health reasons during my seventh-grade year, and while it's inevitable your teachers will die someday, you know . . .
Then she said, "But Mrs. B- has been there forever anyhow. I don't know a Miss K-."
"B-" had been the surname of one of the biggest discipline problems in my jr. high class.
Apparently, she had *so* many problems with him that she had to meet with his (divorced? widowed?) father about it and they started dating.
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speaking of bullies . . .
My heart plummeted. She'd been out for health reasons during my seventh-grade year, and while it's inevitable your teachers will die someday, you know . . .
Then she said, "But Mrs. B- has been there forever anyhow. I don't know a Miss K-."
"B-" had been the surname of one of the biggest discipline problems in my jr. high class.
Apparently, she had *so* many problems with him that she had to meet with his (divorced? widowed?) father about it and they started dating.
Now she's his stepmother. 8-D
Re: speaking of bullies . . .
XD