1. Cows on a leash. It seems that in order to make sure your cow doesn't run away, you put it on a leash (or a piece of rope) and then walk it, for exercise of course, or just tie it up while it eats and hangs out in your yard.
3. Talking about puberty to sixth graders, in Spanish. This was the first week that students came to the clinic. For each school, Primeros Pasos starts with the sixth graders and then works it way down through all the grades of each school. Therefore, this week we had sixth and fifth graders. They have to sit through a lovely workshop on nutrition, hygiene, and every 12 year olds favorite topic – puberty. It was really amusing to see how they were rowdy during the nutrition and hygiene discussion, and then quiet and nervous when we switched to the male and female reproductive parts… I think the best part was right when I was talking about wet dreams, I look over to one student in particular. He staring straight at me, but his hands are tucked between his knees and his arms are squirming. I thought it was really cute and yes, it made me chuckle.
You must learn and then teach me this underwear art. Do you think they can do it with boxers as well?
ReplyDeletenext time i get my laundry done, i'll look and see about the boxers. I've tried to recreate it, but I can't get it to turn out the same way...
ReplyDeletei'm impressed that you can keep a straight face talking about wet dreams in another language whilst your eyes are locked with a pubescent boy. i would've LOST it into giggles.
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