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Outside:
Bill knew from her non-verbal cues that the kids had been hard that day.
Inside: I know things are hard, but you can do it.
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Outside:
Can't talk long, Dad, but I thought you'd like to know your wife is about to lose it.
Inside: I hope your
school day goes well today
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Outside:
In other news...I didn't finish the laundry, didn't have time to go shopping, and haven't had a quiet time in a month. On a lighter note, our fifth grader is now reading at a third grade level, and I quit.
Inside: I believe in you.
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Outside:
A really dumb question - So how was school today?
Inside: I'm praying for you today.
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Outside: Welcome home, Dad. Mom's in the closet crying, the toilet overflowed, and the dog threw-up on the carpet.
Inside: Hang in there, things will get better.
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Outside: Man - "Hey Honey, get this. A recent report says you're really 89 years old in homeschooling years." Woman - "That's all? I feel older."
Inside: I think you're doing a great job.
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Outside: Now don't mention that we didn't get up till 9:30 or that your little brother can't read...or that we buy our bread from a store...or that you've seen Disney movies...and whatever you do try not to say the words Batman or Power Rangers...and for goodness sakes try to act SMART!!!
Inside: I think you have great kids.
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Outside: n Adective is a...Jason quit jumping around...an adjective is...no you can't go to the bathrrom right now...an adjective...I'm sorry you have to go to the bathroom...and adject...yes, you may got to the bathroom when we're finished...
Inside: I think you're a great teacher, mom, and friend.
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