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These are my standard answers to this after determining no fever and they don't look green, pale or sweaty:
"And....?"
"What would you like me to do about that?"
"What are you looking for?"
"I can't send home every kid that says they feel like they are going to puke. There would be no one left in school."
I'm bored with these answers and looking to shake it up a bit.
What do you say when not-really-sick kids tell you they feel like they are going to puke?
The author is John Fowles.
This is one of those books that I thought was very well written, and I think I enjoyed reading it (well it was probably ~ 40 or so years ago) but when I got to the end, I threw the book across the room in disgust. Anybody that'd try to teach me The Lessons Of Life and How To Know Myself, as was done to the guy in the book.....well, I was gonna say I'd shoot'em, but I think that phrase should be stricken from the vernacular, as it sure isn't 'funny' anymore!
So what did YOU think of The MAGUS?
The author is John Fowles.This is one of those books that I thought was very well written, and I think I enjoyed reading it (well it was probably ~ 40 or so years ago) but when I got to the end, I threw the book across the room in disgust. Anybody that'd try to teach me The Lessons Of Life and How To Know Myself, as was done to the guy in the book.....well, I was gonna say I'd shoot'em, but I think that phrase should be stricken from the vernacular, as it sure isn't 'funny' anymore!
So what did YOU think of The MAGUS?
I liked it. A LOT. Up until the last page when I threw the book across the room.
It made me want to PUKE.
Farawyn
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This happens to you often, methinks.