My boy's Biggest Point Score
In relation to the Points discussed below: My son's biggest score for a single event occurred when he was in 5th grade (he was a bit small for his age, so he looked even younger). I was at a very busy drug store, getting a prescription filled when he wandered away for awhile as kids will do. He came back as I was filling out the check and mumbled something to me and I said 'What?'
So he spoke up so everyone could hear:
"I now know what Trojans are for!"
The pharmacist tech about fell over, he was laughing so hard. For the next 3 years, evey time that guy saw me, he'd start laughing and ask if I brought my son in for more education. I can imagine what the little old ladies standing around were thinking.
I can just imagine people walking by as this small boy stood there reading the back of the box in the condom aisle. "Starting a bit young, aren't we?"
200 points in one shot; not bad, kid.
The funny followup to this was the very next day, he told me that it was the birthday of a little girl in his class that I knew he kind of liked.
"Well, wish her a Happy birthday." I told him.
"I can't do that!" he said, scandalized. "People will think I like her!"
Difference between reading about it and thinking about experiencing it was thankfully still far apart.
So he spoke up so everyone could hear:
"I now know what Trojans are for!"
The pharmacist tech about fell over, he was laughing so hard. For the next 3 years, evey time that guy saw me, he'd start laughing and ask if I brought my son in for more education. I can imagine what the little old ladies standing around were thinking.
I can just imagine people walking by as this small boy stood there reading the back of the box in the condom aisle. "Starting a bit young, aren't we?"
200 points in one shot; not bad, kid.
The funny followup to this was the very next day, he told me that it was the birthday of a little girl in his class that I knew he kind of liked.
"Well, wish her a Happy birthday." I told him.
"I can't do that!" he said, scandalized. "People will think I like her!"
Difference between reading about it and thinking about experiencing it was thankfully still far apart.
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