I tried really hard not to get angry today. I fear that I am
getting a reputation as a misanthrope.
So instead of focusing on my anger – I focused on my
impatience.
Ladies and gentleman, here are my letters of impatience
(part 1).
Dear lady getting two cups of coffee and taking up a bunch
of space at Union Market,
The coffee is not wine. Stop tasting it and scurry along. It
all comes out pee anyway.
Love,
Sarah
Dear “great thinkers and planners” in charge of the tests
that I have to grade next week,
Queens is not convenient to anyone. Oh, and way to get out
of paying people per session by pulling teachers out of the classroom for a
week without option. You harp on consistency yet cause inconsistency. My
students will suffer. Thanks.
Love,
Sarah
Do you just stay away from Brooklyn, New York? Is it the
smell? The garbage? Or the accent?
Love
Sarah
Dear lady in the Stephen Hawking mobile at Rite-Aid,
Move.
Love,
Sarah
Dear stupid woman that crowded behind me at a store while I
was trying to pay,
I wish Mike was here to crop dust you.
Love,
Sarah
Dear Colin Cowherd,
You are an idiot.
Love,
Sarah
Dear Anonymous Pooper at work,
You forgot to flush. My last image of work was a floater. I may start using the student bathroom and risk urinating in a cigarette smoke cloud with teenage noise pollution.
Love,
Sarah
I'm just glad that I am not the target of one of these letters- and you don't need me to crop dust at Rite-Aide, the place smells like moldy carpet anyway.
ReplyDeleteYou save your crop dusting for Trader Joe's, right?
ReplyDeletemore test! more rubrics! more paperwork! that's what the doe thinks we should do with our time. it's awesome - i'm in week 2 of a 6 week, 6 days a week, test prep unit. because you've got to keep in mind what's really important.
ReplyDeleteWhat?!?! That sounds horrible!!!!!!!!!
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