If Mirrors Could Speak

I'm John and this is my class. Mrs. Riggs is our teacher. She's nice. It's a fun class and the students enjoy themselves. Oh, it's more than that. We're learning all kinds of things. How can we get along with each other?

You know, there used to be a clown. And then I learned to listen. We still got a couple clowns in our class. There's Robbie. He's a sad clown. always afraid to teach him a last question.

And then there's George. He's bothering everybody around. And worst of all, he's such a show-off. He's a loud mob clown. And then there's Norrie. You can't tell what she's thinking, but she thinks nothing of cheating.

She tries to get away with everything. Well, almost everything. What is the capital of California? San Francisco. Wrong. Robbie? Robbie? Never mind Robbie. How about you, Lori? Sacramento. That's right, Lori. However, I think we ought to thank Jimmy for giving you the answer.

I told you, teach is not dumb. Put your books and papers in place before you leave. Have a good lunch. cafeteria. Oh, I don't! 50 cents please.

I love you. You young lady. That's 10 cents more. I want you to see your teacher. Robbie doesn't do anything. He just sits by himself all the time. Hi Robbie. Mine is my sedan. And this sandwich is delicious.

How's yours? When I'm playing some ball after lunch? Lori is such a sure. That's why nobody wants to play with her.

play with her, talking about showing off. This clown is a bigger clown than Lori. He wrecks things worse than she does. He writes his name on his seat, his fist, even on his school bus.