The Bigger the Better
Karen and I were the proud "Parents of the Day" at our son,
Michael's, kindergarten class. We had fun as he toured us around
his classroom and introduced us to all his friends. We joined in for
cut and paste and sewing and spent the better part of the morning
in the sandbox. It was a riot!
"Circle up!" called the teacher, "It's story time." Not wanting to
look out of place, Karen and I "circled up" with the rest of our new
buddies. After finishing the story, entitled Big, the teacher asked
this enthusiastic group, "What makes you feel big?"
"Bugs make me feel big," yelled one young student. "Ants,"
hollered another. "Mosquitoes," called out one more.
The teacher, trying to bring some order back to the class, started
calling on children with their hands up. Pointing to one little girl,
the teacher said, "Yes dear, what makes you feel big?" "My
mommy," was the reply.
"How does your mommy make you feel big?" quizzed the teacher.
"That's easy," said the child. "When she hugs me and says I love
you, Jessica!"
By Barry Spilchuk
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＊＊╭＊＊ 我喜歡生活裡有適度的寂寞，
＊╰╣＊＊ 因為在寂寞的時候，會給自己一個思想的空間。
║ 一個很隱密、很自我、很放任的思想空間。
║ 我就是我 ----- 獨一無二的我
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