Kinder kid was in trouble for threatening to punch peeps. He argued that he wasn't threatening anyone. He was simply asking the kids if they'd like a red apple. When asked what it meant to give someone a red apple, he replied, "It means to put a red mark on someone's face."
So now I have a great new threat to use when someone's riling me up. I'll simply ask them if they'd like a RED apple.
I learn a lot of useful stuff at schoolapalooza.
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I know red apple is a good story, but I still think it's unfair that Quinn is Q and I'm not R. T for Twenty-something daughter? We can only hope.
I can't see your links with the new background, and I'm sure you have them. BTW-- I do not want a "red apple."
And why wasn't J for Judy. I'm still hanging on to a sliver of hope for W.
jw
I prefer green apples.
I still like see my finger, see my thumb, see my fist you better run!
K for Kathleen?? Nobody even thought of it.
Still, TD is da bomb.
Love this Red Apple story. I'll probably try to work this phrase into my vocabulary.
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