Pat 180 x 365

Rosanne and I flipped a coin for Pat. She lost, so Pat became her teaching assistant. Pat had a mind of her own and wasn’t afraid to disregard explicit directions. Underneath it all she probably had a good heart, but we never saw it. I got her the next year.

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Mali said…
Oh dear ... chuckle!
3/13/07, 7:06 PM
Otter said…
Classic. I guess one way or another she had to be part of your life.
3/14/07, 11:19 AM
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