Here's something else that happened in that art class. We sat on stools around tall tables. Sherry Burkhalter sat next to me, on the right. She was friendly and cute, so in my adolescent boy way (which is to say "clueless") I tried to do things to impress her. One day, Sherry was talking to the student on her right and leaned over to see what the student was doing. I picked up my ruler and swatted Sherry on the posterior. The reaction was swift. She grabbed the ruler out of my hand and proceeded to thrassh me with it, ending with the threat "You don't ever do that to a girl!" Well, Sherry, all these years I have heeded your words. Yes, that was a lasting impression.

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I was going to say a lady diving head first into a pool of milk, but that was just too weird.
What a cool little pig! I got no use for pigs, but I would've kept that one too.
I've been kicking around some thoughts from my freshman art class as possible blog fodder. Now I am inspired!
Hope you don't suffer from kakorrhaphiaphobia in your music class for much longer.
Thanks, Rachel. It's not so much kakorrhaphiaphobia as it is atelophobia. I just hate to get the answer wrong. And I hope that you are making progress with your blennophobia. It could be important at work.
The blennophobia is not nearly as much of a problem as the bromidrosiphobia. Smelly, smelly, smelly.
(Yup. Totally had ya figured for as an atelophobic. Me too, 'cept that it then morphs into Sowhyeventryophobia.)
I NEVER would have figured that one out.
I had a younger brother who I had to teach the same little lesson Sherry taught you. Unfortunately it took several lessons. He so loved annoying the teacher.
God bless Sherry Burkhalter where ever she is. That story made me laugh so hard.
Love hurts :)
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