So, today the 1st graders came in for library time. One of the little girls asked her Chinese teacher "weishenme ta hen pang?" which means in Chinese "Why is she so fat?"
ha ha...the little girl couldn't figure out why I had such a big tummy.The other funny, but embarrassing story...yesterday during lunch, I was in the cafeteria. I had walked over to the counter to put mayo and mustard on my piece of bread for my sandwich. As I was walking back to my table, my bread slid off my plate and right onto and down one of the new students' back. So this poor, new, shy 10th grader had mayo and mustard all over the back of his shirt. I was so embarrassed and apologetic. I blame it on pregnancy and being clumsy.
Here is a picture of our upper school having chapel out on the track. We had a fire in our auditorium the day before school started, so the auditorium is out of use for a few months. Our school body consists of about 50% Koreans, 30% Americans, and 20% other.
2 comments:
It won't be too long before that tummy will become a 'little old' - at about the 35th week, April's attitude changed regarding her's, and she just wanted it gone! ;-)
Did you check out Ivy's pictures yet? And, are we supposed to be guessing what 'K' stands for?
Anyway, things must be getting really exciting for you guys, and we're so glad for you!
George
Glad to hear everything is going well with your pregnancy. You could suck in the gut and stand a little straighter. :) I don't remember being so proud of my pregnant stomachs. Guess it is a little different today. And for sure culture is sure different.
Love you so much. Grandma M.
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