My daughter is in middle school. A "sevie" as she likes to call it. For the old people like me out there, that translates to "seventh grade." She's having a blast and is happy for summer to be over so she can see her friends again every day!
Today as we are rushing to get her out the door, she throws a stack of papers at me. "Sign these!" she says.
I'm a rule follower. So I grab a pen and start signing. Do I know what I'm signing? NO! Of course not. But I do remember reading these closely last year and learning that these are the syllabuses for each of her classes. They state the policies and procedures for each subject. I'm instructed to sign that I saw them and return.
After I've signed the last one and grabbed my purse to head out the door she laughs. "Mom! Did you know you have a homework assignment?"
Wha...?
"No. What is it?"
"That English paper you signed asked you to write an essay about me in 500 words or less!"
And then this happened....
OOPS. I guess reading something before you sign it IS a good idea.
Off to type an essay. Because I can't be THAT mom.
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