Cooking, cleaning, studies of your own; when I am not personally able to do so – rarely if I have anything to say about it
. Most are of mixed outlook, describing it as a matter of a ‘winter-spring’ union; many chiding her as a vamp, a vixen, or hussy.
. We were in second year at senior school being 13, friends, John and Peter and I would skip classes as much as we could, to do rural studies (gardening), we would help the teacher around the grounds, mowing the grass, looking after the plants in the green house’s and the pets, we had a large shed, with rabbits, guinea pigs, chickens and pigeons, with the area that we looked after around the school, some times other classes were split and the teacher asked us to supervise groups, doing various jobs, at 13 we were so proud being trusted by the teacher, week ends we took it in turns to go and water the plants and clean out and feed the animals, even Christmas day, the caretaker would open the side gate for us and when we had finished we would knock his door so he could lock up again.
Cooking, cleaning, studies of your own; when I am not personally able to do so – rarely if I have anything to say about it
. Most are of mixed outlook, describing it as a matter of a ‘winter-spring’ union; many chiding her as a vamp, a vixen, or hussy.
. We were in second year at senior school being 13, friends, John and Peter and I would skip classes as much as we could, to do rural studies (gardening), we would help the teacher around the grounds, mowing the grass, looking after the plants in the green house’s and the pets, we had a large shed, with rabbits, guinea pigs, chickens and pigeons, with the area that we looked after around the school, some times other classes were split and the teacher asked us to supervise groups, doing various jobs, at 13 we were so proud being trusted by the teacher, week ends we took it in turns to go and water the plants and clean out and feed the animals, even Christmas day, the caretaker would open the side gate for us and when we had finished we would knock his door so he could lock up again.
Cooking, cleaning, studies of your own; when I am not personally able to do so – rarely if I have anything to say about it
. Most are of mixed outlook, describing it as a matter of a ‘winter-spring’ union; many chiding her as a vamp, a vixen, or hussy.
. We were in second year at senior school being 13, friends, John and Peter and I would skip classes as much as we could, to do rural studies (gardening), we would help the teacher around the grounds, mowing the grass, looking after the plants in the green house’s and the pets, we had a large shed, with rabbits, guinea pigs, chickens and pigeons, with the area that we looked after around the school, some times other classes were split and the teacher asked us to supervise groups, doing various jobs, at 13 we were so proud being trusted by the teacher, week ends we took it in turns to go and water the plants and clean out and feed the animals, even Christmas day, the caretaker would open the side gate for us and when we had finished we would knock his door so he could lock up again.
