“When I think back at the pandemonium your antics have caused, I feel terrified. Let me be blunt with you. I get zero satisfaction for having to break this news to you, but the hard truth is that people don’t find your garrulous nature to be nearly as precious as you seem to think it is,” Amanda said.
“But….”
“No buts about it, young man,” Amanda said. “Your first grade teacher called and you’re suspended for three days. You need to get your act together, mister.”
“Yes, Mom. Sorry.”
Written for these daily prompts: Ragtag Daily Prompt (pandemonium), Word of the Day Challenge (terrified), Fandango’s One-Word Challenge (blunt), The Daily Spur (satisfaction), Your Daily Word prompt (garrulous), and My Vivid Blog (precious). Photo credit: Shutterstock.
This, That, and the Other 
I’d be giving hints to not get seen when doing normal, naughty, kid things that adults shouldn’t see!
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Mom was using very long and complicated words!
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And so the kid keeps misbehaving, because he doesn’t get it! 😊
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Lol!
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😂
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You don’t need a dictionary when you know Mom’s mad at you 😆
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😭😭😭
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Aah. Poor little button. 😔
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I’ve had this conversation with my son 🙂
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Her words were taken right from the book “Directions for Moms with Boys in First Grade.”
I know because I wrote the book. 😉
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I thought she was scolding a man.
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And that told him! Mom is always right! 😛
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A three day suspension in first grade… he must have been very naughty!
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