I just realized it but, I think the funnier kids in my class have been changing up the words at the end of class. Every class, we end with a simple song that goes "See you, see you, see you AGAIN." (emphasis on the again), but I'm almost sure some of my kids are saying "See you, see you, see you HAGE." (translation: See ya baldy.) Luckily they are great at English, so I let that one slide.
I also think they are saying "Good pie" instead of "Good bye" sometimes, but I don't mind that. Everyone loves good pie.
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"Good pie" was always one of my favorite neologisms when I was little. Undeniable proof that in a childhood state of nature, humor is universal!
Rock on the law school, bummer on the partial deferral... you'll do well though!
Just tell them what one of our patients tells me... every time he comes in to the doctor's office... "bald is beautiful."
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