And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
Female teachers these days look and act a lot more like "Hey young student, let's party at my place cause I got a serious itch that needs scratching" than the old crones I had back in the 1950s.
What is it about the tilted head? It's never a good look. Stand up straight and hold your head high is always better. I've seen too may old crones and geezers who can't hold their head up at all, why get started now? You play like you practice.
Indeed, we did. My wife wrote a book about it. Was interviewed by WSJ and Rush Limbaugh, and she runs a website about it. Has helped thousands worldwide to teach their kids how to learn on their own. After all, it's a life long venture.
First grade teacher, 1956. Wow. Coming from a very disturbed and violent household having one of the sweetest first grade teachers made it an absolute blast going to school each day. But then, after a few months she got married and that, back in the 1950s, meant bye-bye. Juffrouw Meerendonk, Dank U Wel. Still fondly remembering those few months after almost 70 years.
I had a similar experience. Same year and my first grade teacher was the nicest woman and after the first semester she married a local farmer and we got the complete opposite for a teacher. Her husband died [because he wanted to] and she had to go back to teaching and took it out mostly on the boys. Had her for the second half of first grade and second grade and still shiver thinking about her. I still see the first teacher and visit with her on occasion and she's still the sweetest old gal.
Needs to work on her neck strength…
ReplyDeleteI'm suspecting more than "prim." Still waters run deep
ReplyDeleteFemale teachers these days look and act a lot more like "Hey young student, let's party at my place cause I got a serious itch that needs scratching" than the old crones I had back in the 1950s.
ReplyDeleteLucky male students!!!
Deletequixmatic with a 3 lb neck bone
ReplyDeleteDanger Will Robinson!!!!
ReplyDeleteShe'd be even prettier if we didn't have to assume that there's a rainbow poster hanging next to a picture of Che in her classroom.
ReplyDeleteYay!
DeleteThat's her "in public" persona. "In Private" and you'll meet the dragon.
ReplyDeleteShe's a wild one...... Don't be fooled.
ReplyDeleteWhat is it about the tilted head? It's never a good look. Stand up straight and hold your head high is always better. I've seen too may old crones and geezers who can't hold their head up at all, why get started now? You play like you practice.
ReplyDeleteIf its a teacher in a government day prison masquerading as a school, watch out....pure psycho liberal male-hater. Homeschool.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, we did. My wife wrote a book about it. Was interviewed by WSJ and Rush Limbaugh, and she runs a website about it. Has helped thousands worldwide to teach their kids how to learn on their own. After all, it's a life long venture.
DeleteIf learning isn't seen as a lifelong venture....blame a teacher.
DeleteFirst grade teacher, 1956. Wow. Coming from a very disturbed and violent household having one of the sweetest first grade teachers made it an absolute blast going to school each day. But then, after a few months she got married and that, back in the 1950s, meant bye-bye.
ReplyDeleteJuffrouw Meerendonk, Dank U Wel.
Still fondly remembering those few months after almost 70 years.
I had a similar experience. Same year and my first grade teacher was the nicest woman and after the first semester she married a local farmer and we got the complete opposite for a teacher. Her husband died [because he wanted to] and she had to go back to teaching and took it out mostly on the boys. Had her for the second half of first grade and second grade and still shiver thinking about her. I still see the first teacher and visit with her on occasion and she's still the sweetest old gal.
DeleteIf my 1st grade teacher had been this stunning, I may have studied more while in school.
ReplyDeletei would, more than once
ReplyDeleteMy 1st grade teacher was a female monster . Ruined school for me
ReplyDeletePretty girl.
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