I haven't shared a Little P. story in a while, so I wanted to tell you about talking to his mom yesterday. Since we both work in the same school district, I can reach her office by dialing her extension even though we're in different schools. Anyway, I was thinking about her and P. yesterday morning and how we hadn't talked in a while, so during a slow time I rang her up to say hello. *
Anyway, we chatted for a couple of minutes, caught up, etc. When I asked her how P. was doing, she told me about something that happened to him recently. His middle school (!) is having a Valentine's Day dance this Friday evening. There was a girl he liked, so he summoned his courage and asked her to go with him. So cute! Right?
Except...you want to know how that little sh*t of a girl responded?
Turned him down, which is perfectly fine, but then she told her circle of little catty mean-girl friends that he had asked her, and they all laughed at him.
Laughed at our little P.!
I was so mad.
One granddaughter had a boyfriend all through high school and they went to dances together. The other sometimes had a boyfriend and other times went with a girl group. But it seems when they were on the floor, they just danced with whoever they were near.
ReplyDeleteNasty little girls who are probably not going to the dance at all.
ReplyDeleteTurning him down is OK, but not going around and being nasty about him. From what you've always said about him, he sounds like a very nice boy. I hope he finds a better date when he's there.
ReplyDeleteGirls can be terribly nasty, especially as a group. I wouldn't want to go back to my (early) teenage years, either, unless it would be with the knowledge and self-confidence I have now!
ReplyDeleteI can only hope for that girl and her friends that, when they see Not-so-little P. in his glad rags, their fickle little hearts miss a beat and they secretly have to admit that the girl he had asked made a big mistake in turning him down AND being nasty about it.