atenienses

Last week was the first week of the second term.� it was back to school for me after a lovely two-week break.� although, of course i knew iapos;d miss waking up without the sound of the alarm and pretty much doing anything i wanted, instead of dreading it, i actually honestly did feel quite excited to see my makukulit kids again.� some things that happened last week that still make me smile or laugh when i replay them in my head:

1.� one of the students whom i jokingly declare as my "crushie" (shempre joke lang diba? no, i will not go 10 more years younger :P) told me, "ms. Joanna, you look so classy today."� hehehe. It was the first time i wore my uniform, kasi kabibigay lang.� so i was wearing a pink polo top with gray slacks and black heels.� di naman maporma, pero if he thought it was classy, why should i contest it? hehehe.

2.� while the class was answering a worksheet, a student raised his hand to ask a question.� i went to his seat and while i was listening to his question, his seatmate reached out his hand and slowly held the studentapos;s hand.� lalaki sila pareho.� hindi sila bading. Nagulat ako, nanlaki mata ko.� hindi ko napigilan.� i giggled, "why are you holding hands?" tas hindi ko napigilan tumawa.� natawa lang sila pareho.� at yung buong klase.� wala akong sagot na nakuha. Wala lang. Nakakatawa sila. Hahaha.

3.� when i am about to ask the students to put down their pens and pass their papers, i usually say, "alright..." followed by "put down your pens.." or "finish up..." or "please pass your papers..."� my past and present students know that my teaching voice is big and loud.� one time, while the students were either quietly finishing up their last sentences or waiting quietly for my next instruction, i said, "ALRIGHT..." it was prolly too loud because one of the students almost jumped from his seat and grabbed his chest.� hahahahha. Nagulat. Tas sabi ko, "ay, sorry..." tas tawa tuloy kami nang tawa.

ok. Done. Already. :P

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