Changes and Changes and Changes September 2023
2 years ago
Monday, October 19, 2009
Government
In my government class I sit next to a smelly boy. The first day he smelled like garlic and onions but not the nice cooking smell of garlic and onions. He smells like feet or like when you leave wet clothes in the washer for a few days. Regardless of how he smells he is nice just not nice smelling. In class I normally sit with my hand close to my nose to lessen the stench. I did try moving my seat but I moved it next to a bully so I decided to move back next to the smelly but nice boy. Who knew I would feel like I was in kindergarten in college. I have to watch out for bullies and book snatchers and smelly boys.
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Oooooooo, smelly boys!!
ReplyDeleteMaybe if a cute girls suggest nicely to the smelly boy that he could smell better the air would be fresher. Or you could start taking a perfumed hanky to class to hold under your nose!
ReplyDeleteWow...maybe I don't want to go back to college.
ReplyDeleteThat's so funny. Lance tells the boys every night that they need to take a shower so that they're not the smelly kids in Kindergarten. Though by college, I hope they know to do that on their own.
ReplyDeleteMaybe this was a homeschooled kid. . . . believe me, McKay's cleanliness has gone down quite a bit since he is at home. He showers on Sunday Morning for church, Wednesday night for Mutual . . . and whenever I make him do it, which isn't much. oooooeeeeee!
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