When it comes to holiday's, i'm the biggest queer about them' And working with children it is my job to teach them about the holiday and what they can do to celebrate it. First off i told them that they need to wear green or they would get tickled.(due to pinching would cause tears and hurtful anger) Most of my class wore green and kept telling my to "Kiss them, they are Irish!" Which for all of them is not true. I told them stories about leprechaun's that loved to turned things we like to eat green. So when lunch came, our milk turned green, The pizza for lunch was green, the green bean were green and the green apples too. My class laughed and thought leprechaun's were cool. When asked "if they had a pot of gold, where would they hide it?" Most of them replied, "under my bed, in my car, in the closet, and my favorite, in daddy's drawers." Over all it was a great St. Patrick's day which my class enjoyed. BTW i did face paintings of shamrocks, rainbows, pot's of golds, and hearts. I'm a clown too. Ugh i hate clowns!
The daily life of a gay man. A gay Latino guy in the City from a small town, living is gay life.
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
KISS US....
WE ARE IRISH!!!!
When it comes to holiday's, i'm the biggest queer about them' And working with children it is my job to teach them about the holiday and what they can do to celebrate it. First off i told them that they need to wear green or they would get tickled.(due to pinching would cause tears and hurtful anger) Most of my class wore green and kept telling my to "Kiss them, they are Irish!" Which for all of them is not true. I told them stories about leprechaun's that loved to turned things we like to eat green. So when lunch came, our milk turned green, The pizza for lunch was green, the green bean were green and the green apples too. My class laughed and thought leprechaun's were cool. When asked "if they had a pot of gold, where would they hide it?" Most of them replied, "under my bed, in my car, in the closet, and my favorite, in daddy's drawers." Over all it was a great St. Patrick's day which my class enjoyed. BTW i did face paintings of shamrocks, rainbows, pot's of golds, and hearts. I'm a clown too. Ugh i hate clowns!





When it comes to holiday's, i'm the biggest queer about them' And working with children it is my job to teach them about the holiday and what they can do to celebrate it. First off i told them that they need to wear green or they would get tickled.(due to pinching would cause tears and hurtful anger) Most of my class wore green and kept telling my to "Kiss them, they are Irish!" Which for all of them is not true. I told them stories about leprechaun's that loved to turned things we like to eat green. So when lunch came, our milk turned green, The pizza for lunch was green, the green bean were green and the green apples too. My class laughed and thought leprechaun's were cool. When asked "if they had a pot of gold, where would they hide it?" Most of them replied, "under my bed, in my car, in the closet, and my favorite, in daddy's drawers." Over all it was a great St. Patrick's day which my class enjoyed. BTW i did face paintings of shamrocks, rainbows, pot's of golds, and hearts. I'm a clown too. Ugh i hate clowns!
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Hey Princessa. Your kids are absolutely beautiful. It's clear you love these children (as I do in my class) and it shows in your smile, and your kids' happiness.
Princessa, there's no doubt in my mind that you would be an awesome dad. You have sooooo much love and intelligence to give. You would put other dads to shame.
Loved how the kids puckered for the camera. Adorable.
Besitos Derek (nice name)
PS. Here in New York, its illegal to post a picture of the students in your class without written consent to do so. Isn't that terrible?
Otherwise, I would've shared pics of my children with you.
Perhaps I can find a loop-hole.
Besitos
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