One of my troublesome 3-year-olds has started calling me "okaasan." Yes, this IS right before she grabs my tits.
1. Your mom is outside the classroom, staring daggers at me through the plate glass window. If you cannot tell which of us gave birth to you, please refer to the following checklist:
Does the woman have a mullet?
Is the woman Japanese?
Does the woman bear a strong resemblance to an angry hedgehog?
If you have checked "yes" to ay of these questions, congratulations! I am not your mom!
2. Dude, your twin sister doesn't have the same maternal identity issues.
3. ...okay, don't stop, it's cute.
Showing posts with label dim sum stories. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dim sum stories. Show all posts
Friday, November 20, 2009
Blood in the Boardroom
I told the kid that if he kept running, he would hurt himself.
He stuck his tongue out and kept running.
What do you know, he tripped and bumped his face and his nose started gushing blood!
Despite tissue packets being even more rampant than swine flu in Tokyo, guess what ended up staunching his sanguinous nostril waterfall?
If you guessed "GTA's nice sweater from Zara that was soooo not on sale," you're right.
He stuck his tongue out and kept running.
What do you know, he tripped and bumped his face and his nose started gushing blood!
Despite tissue packets being even more rampant than swine flu in Tokyo, guess what ended up staunching his sanguinous nostril waterfall?
If you guessed "GTA's nice sweater from Zara that was soooo not on sale," you're right.
taggity:
dim sum stories,
FUCKING BLOOD,
i ate a baby,
kids' classes
Saturday, October 10, 2009
SeXXXy
One of my four-year-olds is very taken with me. She always crawls into my lap and, when we play Color Touch, likes to stroke my hair and cry, "Yellow!"
(Maybe I should get a new colorist...)
Today, I learned just HOW taken she is with me. She slid on the floor into my lap and wrapped her arms around me with a giggle. "Awwww," I crooned, "I love you, too!"
As she looked into my face and smiled, she started patting my breasts.
"No, honey."
Thoughtfully, as I disengaged her little hands, she snaked her arm out suddenly, grabbed my left nipple, and yanked it.
That's right, a four-year-old Japanese girl gave me a titty twister.
She did not get any points.
(Maybe I should get a new colorist...)
Today, I learned just HOW taken she is with me. She slid on the floor into my lap and wrapped her arms around me with a giggle. "Awwww," I crooned, "I love you, too!"
As she looked into my face and smiled, she started patting my breasts.
"No, honey."
Thoughtfully, as I disengaged her little hands, she snaked her arm out suddenly, grabbed my left nipple, and yanked it.
That's right, a four-year-old Japanese girl gave me a titty twister.
She did not get any points.
taggity:
chikan-ery,
dim sum stories,
kids' classes
Saturday, June 27, 2009
Indeed.
As a synaesthete, I'm extremely sensitive to a lot of stimuli, particularly color. I was pretty excited when I learned that synaesthesia isn't just me being crazy, but a legitimate meical issue. Sadly, it's become as trendy as bisexuality and Asperger's, but fuck those people.
Today, one of my favourite kids curled up in the corner of our room with the saddest face I've ever seen. I was worried.
GTA: "Hey, 'Kengo', are you okay?"
KENGO: .......
GTA: "Kengo...how are you?"
KENGO: (looking up at me with a very miserable expression) Today, I no colors.
I get you, kid. I get you.
Today, one of my favourite kids curled up in the corner of our room with the saddest face I've ever seen. I was worried.
GTA: "Hey, 'Kengo', are you okay?"
KENGO: .......
GTA: "Kengo...how are you?"
KENGO: (looking up at me with a very miserable expression) Today, I no colors.
I get you, kid. I get you.
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Si Se Puede
Today, one of my four-year-olds followed me around chanting "BLACK MAN! BLACK MAN! BLACK MAN!" and smacking my ass.
I am a white woman.
I am a white woman.
taggity:
dim sum stories,
kids' classes
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Yaaaay
Kid grabbed my tit today. Guess it was just a matter of time.
Hey-ho, let's go.
Hey-ho, let's go.
taggity:
chikan-ery,
dim sum stories,
kids' classes
Monday, December 22, 2008
Tales of Grossness
So, I learned something new last night.
When a nice young Japanese man shows you how to get on the absolute last train to take you home, it's apparently standard procedure for his friend to reach out and cup your right tit.
Golly, the culture here sure is fascinating!
My last kids' classes of the year went okay. My last group, which is the rowdiest, actually warmed my cold little heart. Favourite Student got so annoyed with his classmate's whining that he snagged the flashcards from me and started teaching the words to the bratty kid himself. I love that kid.
When a nice young Japanese man shows you how to get on the absolute last train to take you home, it's apparently standard procedure for his friend to reach out and cup your right tit.
Golly, the culture here sure is fascinating!
My last kids' classes of the year went okay. My last group, which is the rowdiest, actually warmed my cold little heart. Favourite Student got so annoyed with his classmate's whining that he snagged the flashcards from me and started teaching the words to the bratty kid himself. I love that kid.
taggity:
chikan-ery,
dim sum stories,
kids' classes,
r the enforcer,
smartevil class
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Children Are Kinky
I didn't even teach a kid's class yesterday, but they managed to amuse (and mildly horrify) me nontheless.
After arriving at work, I sat down to eat my delicious and thoughtfully-prepared konbini sammich when a little boy ran into the teacher's room.
"Hi!" I said brightly. "What's your name?"
He furrowed brow and stared at me, then looked down at my feet. "Purple!" he shrieked, pointing at my suede Jeffrey Campbell thankyouverymuch shoes.
"Good job, that's right! Purple!" I held my hand up. "High five!"
The child declined my offer of a high-five in favour of getting down and licking my left shoe.
I used to know a couple guys who'd pay for that kind of treatment. Why the hell am I working here?
After arriving at work, I sat down to eat my delicious and thoughtfully-prepared konbini sammich when a little boy ran into the teacher's room.
"Hi!" I said brightly. "What's your name?"
He furrowed brow and stared at me, then looked down at my feet. "Purple!" he shrieked, pointing at my suede Jeffrey Campbell thankyouverymuch shoes.
"Good job, that's right! Purple!" I held my hand up. "High five!"
The child declined my offer of a high-five in favour of getting down and licking my left shoe.
I used to know a couple guys who'd pay for that kind of treatment. Why the hell am I working here?
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