Jesus, Take the Wheel
The B Idol kids are so great. They have so much cheer. I love them. Cath's second song, Jesus Take the Wheel is so beautiful. What a great selection. It's so mature and tasteful. Craig's song is a lot of fun. It's called Beautiful Girls I believe.
Today, after school the coop student was talking about how she looks young and passes off as a high school student (she acts more like a high school student more than she looks it actually. God I can't stand her) and Craig and another student say that I too look young, like a 19 yr old and then Craig says, "You look like Barbie. No, prettier than Barbie. Barbie is crusty." How funny is he? I love him.
Then during rehearsals, after he sings "Beautiful Girls," the other girls that were there claim that song was about them, then Craig says, "Actually, I was singing it to Ms. G." He is too cute for words.
I like William too, the trouble-maker. My opinion of him went from jackass to a fun kid. Lately, he jokes with me by tapping me on the shoulder and saying, "Wanna fight, huh? Wanna fight?" I entertain him a bit and make like I'm going to take him on. Truth is, he could kick my ass.
Aaron is the one I can't describe in words. He is the epitome of courage, strength, and a great leader. He is destined for great things and I look forward to seeing him grow up to become an amazing figure. He is a beautiful human being. He sets an example not only to his own peers but also the adults like me. I want to be more like him. Ms. Richards told me his father may be Indian and his mother is black. Today, I saw Aaron's little bro. He looks asian to me.
Last night I watched Domestic Disturbance and I saw that it only got a one star rating. I wonder why. It wasn't all that bad. It should've gotten at least 2 stars. Even that crappy A Walk to Remember with Mandy Moore got 3 stars.
This long weekend, I'll be coming in to work, to hold the fort and work on the lessons, not teaching. It opens again on Tuesday. The boss and wife are off on another vacation. For me, a vacation is always someday.
GW
Today, after school the coop student was talking about how she looks young and passes off as a high school student (she acts more like a high school student more than she looks it actually. God I can't stand her) and Craig and another student say that I too look young, like a 19 yr old and then Craig says, "You look like Barbie. No, prettier than Barbie. Barbie is crusty." How funny is he? I love him.
Then during rehearsals, after he sings "Beautiful Girls," the other girls that were there claim that song was about them, then Craig says, "Actually, I was singing it to Ms. G." He is too cute for words.
I like William too, the trouble-maker. My opinion of him went from jackass to a fun kid. Lately, he jokes with me by tapping me on the shoulder and saying, "Wanna fight, huh? Wanna fight?" I entertain him a bit and make like I'm going to take him on. Truth is, he could kick my ass.
Aaron is the one I can't describe in words. He is the epitome of courage, strength, and a great leader. He is destined for great things and I look forward to seeing him grow up to become an amazing figure. He is a beautiful human being. He sets an example not only to his own peers but also the adults like me. I want to be more like him. Ms. Richards told me his father may be Indian and his mother is black. Today, I saw Aaron's little bro. He looks asian to me.
Last night I watched Domestic Disturbance and I saw that it only got a one star rating. I wonder why. It wasn't all that bad. It should've gotten at least 2 stars. Even that crappy A Walk to Remember with Mandy Moore got 3 stars.
This long weekend, I'll be coming in to work, to hold the fort and work on the lessons, not teaching. It opens again on Tuesday. The boss and wife are off on another vacation. For me, a vacation is always someday.
GW