So Valentine's Day is done and over
with, all chocolate eaten and emotions rebounded from being single
AGIAIN on that special day. Okay, so it wasn't too bad, especially
considering the chocolate I got from students and coworkers. These
included some too – beautiful – to – eat chocolate, green tea
and strawberry flavored suckers from a female coworker. Apparently she
used 100 yen store molds to make these cute confections which seemed
like a pro's work. Except everyone thought that the ones with faces were skulls.
Also on the list of goodies were pieces
of molded chocolate from a first year, and a mini chocolate cake from
a third year. The instructions said to put it in the microwave for 20
seconds, after which it became the deliciously warm lava variety. <3
Sorry, but the other chocolates were devoured before I could take a
picture. I saved the cute wrapper though!
In class, we made Valentine's Day
cards. They kids didn't know at all what to write on them, since they
had never seen any V-day cards before. So I brought in some Disney
Princesses elementary school cards left over from last year when I
handed them out to teachers and taught them the "Roses are red"
poem.
Oh, and it's flu season, so everyone
has a permanent mask on their face.
We had many people write "Roses
are red, violets are blue. Happy Valentine" and the like. One of
the third graders wrote a beautiful poem with each sentence starting
with the letters L.O.V.E. It was full of nice and mushy-feel
good-ness. Then on the flipside was written "It's all a LIE!!"
I laughed for about a minute straight. We threw the cards in a bag
and picked one at random at the end of class – These are the ones I
ended up with. Can you guess what the picture is on the one on the top?
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