Bushism's

As my time winds down here I find myself trying to be in the moment.  I want to enjoy my time with the kids.

One of the things I love are the little things they say.  I call them bush isms.

Here are a couple of my favorites:

Me Mostly:   Anything referring to themselves as the best at something or wanting something the most.

I Never:  Something that surprises them or they want to deny something.

You Go Anchorage:  I heard this a couple of times before I would leave for Anchorage.  They were happy  that I was traveling somewhere that they knew of.

He Copy: Anytime someone copies off their paper, and even when they aren't.  I really think they just like saying this.

Happy:  One of my boys says this whenever someone gets called up to the board.

How This Say:  When they need help reading something.

So-So Do Me Like This:  If someone does something to them they don't like.

He Skip Me: Skippers in line.





Two things they say that I am not so fond of:

Haaaard:  Anytime something seems to difficult or they didn't read the directions and I make them do it over.

Cheap:  When something does not go the way they want it to.  Although, one boy did use it when his pencil bag ripped.  I got very excited he used it in the right context.  I am pretty sure he had no idea why I was excited.







Here are two pictures I took this week.    It was a much needed comic relief after a long day.  Jill tried to scoop me on these pictures (she said she just wanted to see them and I didn't buy it), but I held on and here they are.

She is trying to get a student to pose like Charlie's Angels.