Let's get right to it.
Yesterday I was using a blackboard to create a list of factors that can affect a play. I didn't have chalk at first so I'd written the list on a piece of paper as the team called out different answers. Then when the chalk got there (thank you Pat Foley for finding it) I tried to quickly transfer the answers to the board.
As you might expect, most of the handwriting was pretty sloppy and hasty. But then, I continued to write, one of the girls said, "Look at that. It's a perfect U." I looked up and sure enough it was. Several of them commented on the high quality of the U, a brief discussion ensued, and all I could do was smile and shake my head.
Only girls would notice something like that.
Incidentally, they also could not get over how much my hastily scribbled "g"s looked like "s"s. Oh well. At least they liked the U.
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Yesterday I was using a blackboard to create a list of factors that can affect a play. I didn't have chalk at first so I'd written the list on a piece of paper as the team called out different answers. Then when the chalk got there (thank you Pat Foley for finding it) I tried to quickly transfer the answers to the board.
As you might expect, most of the handwriting was pretty sloppy and hasty. But then, I continued to write, one of the girls said, "Look at that. It's a perfect U." I looked up and sure enough it was. Several of them commented on the high quality of the U, a brief discussion ensued, and all I could do was smile and shake my head.
Only girls would notice something like that.
Incidentally, they also could not get over how much my hastily scribbled "g"s looked like "s"s. Oh well. At least they liked the U.
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