29/365. Mr. John G. (1994-2001)
You taught me so much more than how to play clarinet. I felt like I could identify with you... I still feel like that.
30/365. Mrs. Sandra K. (1995-2001)
You know I always loved you the best. My mom says you still ask about me... you're what every teacher should aspire to be.
31/365. Mr. Richard D. (1994-1997)
You had a song for everything. I made fun of you for it then, but I remember just about everything you ever taught me.
32/365. Ms. Sandra B. (1996-1997)
Fun, innovative, unique - the first person to say I should become a writer. I hope I can credit you in a novel one day.
33/365. Miss Linda B. (1997-2001)
You said I wasn't good enough to major in music, and I always resented you for that. But now I think you were right.
34/365. Mr. Brett W. (2000-2001)
You were fresh out of college and my favorite teacher. You made everything into something we could relate to and often quoted Star Wars.
35/365. Mr. Robert K. (1997-2001)
You had African clawed frogs in your tanks and said you were a virgin till you were 40. I learned a lot that year.
*25x365 is posted every Tuesday... except for this week, since it's Thursday.
Thursday, March 27, 2008
week five: high school teachers*
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7 comments:
I played the clarinet too! Weird.
My cousin also played the clarinet, in the 3rd grade. Then he grew very long hair, because a big fan of Jackyl, started playing guitar in a Kiss cover band, did lots of drugs, went to jail a bunch, etc etc.
I'm very glad to know that there are some people out there that give the clarinet a good name.
KC - Clarinet is the best. I was B-flat - what were you?
Phil - Was it Zach?! Or Nick?! I could totally see Nick D. being "a big fan of Jackyl." And of all your cousins that I've met, he'd look the absolute best in the Kiss makeup.
PS, Phil - I hope you enjoy the new addition to my sidebar. :) :) :) :) :)
Mr. W was I think my favorite teacher ever. this is a very neat little thing you've got going on here beck. you are an amazing writer
I was grade-A terrible is what I was. my stand partner and I used to challenge eachother for last chair.
I never wanted to play Clarinet, but my public school had us choose instruments in alphabetical order (My last name starts with a W) so they wopuldn't let me play ANY of the instruments I wanted to play because the sections were full.
Jerks.
I have a life long crush on someone on this list. Guess who!
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