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love bites

April 30, 2011 by Nancy

Sometimes when I spend time in the Kindergarten classrooms where I teach some of my classes, I think it is a perfect microcosm of real life.

In this classroom, Annabelle LOVES Jack. 

Annabelle is my kind of girl. She makes it known. She is brave, if even a little foolish. Always over the top. Life is short, even for Annabelle.

She has a board where she places all the letters she has sent him. I call it the love centre.the love center.jpg
It is adjacent to the house centre where she would like to fix him all his meals.
In her young way – she has written the letter backwards but in a way it is subliminal– like she is saying “JACK LOVE ANNABELLE”. Like come on Jack. Come to your senses and love me.

The notes come daily- sometimes by the bundle.annabelle wants jack to love her.jpg
they are pretty and heartfelt. Look at my pretty dress!

pick me jack.jpg

are you getting the message, Jack? WOOOHOO. Over here, Jack.
woohoo over here Jackie.jpg

But alas, Jack loves someone else.
Jack sends her notes every day.
jack loves the teacher.jpg


So many notes, in fact, that he had to build a love note mailbox.
love letter mailbox.jpg

Jack loves his 30 year old Kindergarten teacher. 
She loves someone else.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: love, motherhood, puppy love, separation and divorce

Comments

  1. Alice says

    May 3, 2011 at 10:23 am

    So. Darn. Cute.
    My Girl 7 used to write notes like that to her two best friends. She used to tell me she was going to marry one of them. I would tell her that she couldn’t marry until she was grown, and that was a long way off, so she should see how she felt about that then and if they both felt that way, well, wouldn’t that be lovely.
    Who am I to crush a dream?

  2. Tracey says

    April 30, 2011 at 2:11 pm

    I think they were mostly lies… I’m a pretty good con artist. 😉

  3. Christine says

    April 30, 2011 at 1:28 pm

    And I say Eva and not the boys because I’m not quite sure that they will be something boys would be interested in…I could be wrong and wouldn’t that be nice. For them to see the kind of men they should be. How to woo a woman.

  4. Christine says

    April 30, 2011 at 1:25 pm

    This is fantastic.
    I just found an envelope full of letters Sean and I wrote to each other at the beginning of our relationship. I can’t wait for Eva to read them. She’ll get a glimpse into the start of something pretty special.

  5. Nancy says

    April 30, 2011 at 11:28 am

    good girl. How does a grumble girl write a love letter?

  6. Nancy says

    April 30, 2011 at 11:28 am

    love the poem! thank you for sharing it – just perfect.

  7. Toby Earp says

    April 30, 2011 at 11:23 am

    Thank you, Nancy. I admired Annabelle, and I remembered being in love in Grade 2! And also, I couldn’t help it, I had to think of this as well (I’ve edited it slightly to make it fit kindergarten a little better):
    The Love Feast — W.H. Auden
    In an upper room at midnight
    See us gathered on behalf
    Of love according to the gospel
    Of the radio-phonograph.
    Lou is telling Anne what Molly
    Said to Mark behind her back;
    Jack likes Jill who worships George
    Who has the hots for Jack.
    Willy cannot bear his father,
    Lilian is afraid of kids;
    The Love that rules the sun and stars
    Permits what He forbids.
    Adrian’s pleasure-loving dachshund
    In a sinner’s lap lies curled;
    Drunken absent-minded fingers
    Pat a sinless world.
    Who is Jenny lying to
    In her call, Collect, to Rome?
    The Love that made her out of nothing
    Tells me to go home.
    But that Miss Number in the corner
    Playing hard to get. . . .
    I am sorry I’m not sorry . . .
    Make me chaste, Lord, but not yet.

  8. Tracey says

    April 30, 2011 at 11:21 am

    I was Annabelle. Totally. After 6 years of love note andsuch, I forced Jack to marry me.
    Man, would it have ever sucked if he’d been in love with somebody else… *snaps*
    Great post, lady! Hee!!

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