Wednesday, March 11, 2009

The Full Moon


Anyone who teaches massed children will know that they are definitely affected by nature phenomena - rain, wind, and - the full moon.

There wa a full moon yesterday. My class (usually so well-behaved) were a bit bonkers. Two children hit others in the face. Another pair who spend life winding one another up managed to wind up staff instead.

Now today I did some teaching at my other regular place. I discovered that they'd had a memorable day, too, with an autistic boy flipping out, throwing stuff around, then vandalising some cars.

You parents out there, please tranquillise your children when there's a full moon!

7 comments:

  1. I understand, my dear! Try bartending to a room full of drunks during a full moon! No piece of cake there, either! LOL

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  2. If I may extend that request for tranquilization to MY CLIENTS. lol I was wondering why I was having such a supremely awful week, then I saw the full moon early this a.m. as I left for work.

    The human body is made of mostly water, so the full moon has to have an effect on us just as it does the tides.

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  3. today a 17 yrs old pupil runs amok at a german high school (near stuttgart). he shot 16 people (class mates, teachers and himself). his reason is unknown yet.

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  4. My brother (who is 52) Swears that his mood changes during a full moon..

    ps...I am sickened by what happened in Germany. Sadly, we're almost used to it over here.

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  5. That would probably explain why my kids were annoying each other so much...unfortuantely they're a bit big to tranquilize..unless I slip something into their food LOL

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  6. Jazzy, I was shocked to hear about the tragedy in Germany ... and only one day after a similar incident happned in Alabama.

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  7. what happened in alabama was a shock, too. and i wonder about the parents of those teenagers. i mean you MUST notice when your kid feels depressed and desperated.

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