Baker’s Dozen III

A pet you had when you were a kid

  1. Bubbles, a mutt of unknown origin
  2. Simba, a very affectionate orange cat
  3. Pepper, a shaggy, black-and-gray mutt
  4. Spanky, a suicidal turtle
  5. Minnie, a sweet and friendly tuxedo caty
  6. Toby (shortened from ‘Two-Buck Toby’, referring to his cost), a blue-and-white budgie
  7. Inky-dinky, an undersized, jet black goat

A pet you had when you were a kid

  1. Bubbles, a mutt of unknown origin
  2. Simba, a very affectionate orange cat
  3. Pepper, a shaggy, black-and-gray mutt
  4. Spanky, a suicidal turtle
  5. Minnie, a sweet and friendly tuxedo caty
  6. Toby (shortened from ‘Two-Buck Toby’, referring to his cost), a blue-and-white budgie
  7. Inky-dinky, an undersized, jet black goat
  8. Blanquita, a white cat, fluffy and pretty but unfriendly

Re Two Buck Toby, the parakeets at Petco near us were $39.99 last time I was there, and the website now says $44.99

A pet you had when you were a kid

  1. Bubbles, a mutt of unknown origin
  2. Simba, a very affectionate orange cat
  3. Pepper, a shaggy, black-and-gray mutt
  4. Spanky, a suicidal turtle
  5. Minnie, a sweet and friendly tuxedo caty
  6. Toby (shortened from ‘Two-Buck Toby’, referring to his cost), a blue-and-white budgie
  7. Inky-dinky, an undersized, jet black goat
  8. Blanquita, a white cat, fluffy and pretty but unfriendly
  9. Harold, our first dog, a white poodle with a funky haircut who liked to hump legs

A pet you had when you were a kid

  1. Bubbles, a mutt of unknown origin
  2. Simba, a very affectionate orange cat
  3. Pepper, a shaggy, black-and-gray mutt
  4. Spanky, a suicidal turtle
  5. Minnie, a sweet and friendly tuxedo caty
  6. Toby (shortened from ‘Two-Buck Toby’, referring to his cost), a blue-and-white budgie
  7. Inky-dinky, an undersized, jet black goat
  8. Blanquita, a white cat, fluffy and pretty but unfriendly
  9. Harold, our first dog, a white poodle with a funky haircut who liked to hump legs
  10. Belton, a skinny, white-and-tan mutt

The local animal shelter was closed several times earlier when we went to get our next dog. When we finally got him my dad said, “Better late than never,” BLTN, which became his name.

A pet you had when you were a kid

  1. Bubbles, a mutt of unknown origin
  2. Simba, a very affectionate orange cat
  3. Pepper, a shaggy, black-and-gray mutt
  4. Spanky, a suicidal turtle
  5. Minnie, a sweet and friendly tuxedo caty
  6. Toby (shortened from ‘Two-Buck Toby’, referring to his cost), a blue-and-white budgie
  7. Inky-dinky, an undersized, jet black goat
  8. Blanquita, a white cat, fluffy and pretty but unfriendly
  9. Harold, our first dog, a white poodle with a funky haircut who liked to hump legs
  10. Belton, a skinny, white-and-tan mutt
  11. Prancer, our first cat

Unfortunately, he got outside a lot. One day he escaped and we didn’t see him for days until our dad found him, hit by a car.

A pet you had when you were a kid

  1. Bubbles, a mutt of unknown origin
  2. Simba, a very affectionate orange cat
  3. Pepper, a shaggy, black-and-gray mutt
  4. Spanky, a suicidal turtle
  5. Minnie, a sweet and friendly tuxedo caty
  6. Toby (shortened from ‘Two-Buck Toby’, referring to his cost), a blue-and-white budgie
  7. Inky-dinky, an undersized, jet black goat
  8. Blanquita, a white cat, fluffy and pretty but unfriendly
  9. Harold, our first dog, a white poodle with a funky haircut who liked to hump legs
  10. Belton, a skinny, white-and-tan mutt
  11. Prancer, our first cat
  12. Peepers, renamed Quackers, a mallard

My mom found the egg in our front yard one evening. We only had her a couple years before something got her.

A pet you had when you were a kid

  1. Bubbles, a mutt of unknown origin
  2. Simba, a very affectionate orange cat
  3. Pepper, a shaggy, black-and-gray mutt
  4. Spanky, a suicidal turtle
  5. Minnie, a sweet and friendly tuxedo caty
  6. Toby (shortened from ‘Two-Buck Toby’, referring to his cost), a blue-and-white budgie
  7. Inky-dinky, an undersized, jet black goat
  8. Blanquita, a white cat, fluffy and pretty but unfriendly
  9. Harold, our first dog, a white poodle with a funky haircut who liked to hump legs
  10. Belton, a skinny, white-and-tan mutt
  11. Prancer, our first cat
  12. Peepers, renamed Quackers, a mallard
  13. Midnight, our very first cat. Kind of fluffy, and black of course..

Who was your favorite teacher?

  1. Mr. Bradbury, sixth grade. He liked sci fi, and also read The Hobbit to us.

Who was your favorite teacher?

  1. Mr. Bradbury, sixth grade. He liked sci fi, and also read The Hobbit to us.
  2. Mrs. Bates, Trig

I was one of 7 seniors in the class. The rest were juniors. For the final exam, she had all the seniors sit in the first desk of each row. The senior version of the exam was all jokes and silly puns. We were snickering and giggling the whole time and the juniors kept asking why.

Who was your favorite teacher?

  1. Mr. Bradbury, sixth grade. He liked sci fi, and also read The Hobbit to us.
  2. Mrs. Bates, Trig
  3. Mrs Drum, Film Studies

She taught “A” English to the underclass, and one Film Studies class to seniors. Basically, we watched movies and critiqued them, both orally and in a film journal we’d turn in every Friday. Most kids slept, but I dove into the curriculum, often stapling extra pages to my journal. I must’ve impressed her as she graded me with several A++++ on my journal.

Who was your favorite teacher?

  1. Mr. Bradbury, sixth grade. He liked sci fi, and also read The Hobbit to us.
  2. Mrs. Bates, Trig
  3. Mrs. Drum, Film Studies
  4. Mr. Ratzlaff, high school math

Had him as a teacher for all four years in my small high school: Algebra, Geometry, Trig, and Intro to Calc. Best teacher I ever had.

Who was your favorite teacher?

  1. Mr. Bradbury, sixth grade. He liked sci fi, and also read The Hobbit to us.
  2. Mrs. Bates, Trig
  3. Mrs. Drum, Film Studies
  4. Mr. Ratzlaff, high school math
  5. Mrs. Fewell, 8th grade history

Who was your favorite teacher?

  1. Mr. Bradbury, sixth grade. He liked sci fi, and also read The Hobbit to us.
  2. Mrs. Bates, Trig
  3. Mrs. Drum, Film Studies
  4. Mr. Ratzlaff, high school math
  5. Mrs. Fewell, 8th grade history
  6. Mrs. Hanna, 6th grade music appreciation

She introduced me to The Beatles, Eagles, and Babyface.

Who was your favorite teacher?

  1. Mr. Bradbury, sixth grade. He liked sci fi, and also read The Hobbit to us.
  2. Mrs. Bates, Trig
  3. Mrs. Drum, Film Studies
  4. Mr. Ratzlaff, high school math
  5. Mrs. Fewell, 8th grade history
  6. Mrs. Hanna, 6th grade music appreciation
  7. Mr. Wojtach, 6th grade science

Who was your favorite teacher?

  1. Mr. Bradbury, sixth grade. He liked sci fi, and also read The Hobbit to us.
  2. Mrs. Bates, Trig
  3. Mrs. Drum, Film Studies
  4. Mr. Ratzlaff, high school math
  5. Mrs. Fewell, 8th grade history
  6. Mrs. Hanna, 6th grade music appreciation
  7. Mr. Wojtach, 6th grade science
  8. Miss Beauregard, 11th grade Ancient History

There were jokes about the subject matter having been current events in her youth, and that she put the O-L-D in old maid, but she was a very good teacher and and made history fun. She inspired me to read Livy for summer entertainment :slight_smile:

Who was your favorite teacher?

  1. Mr. Bradbury, sixth grade. He liked sci fi, and also read The Hobbit to us.
  2. Mrs. Bates, Trig
  3. Mrs. Drum, Film Studies
  4. Mr. Ratzlaff, high school math
  5. Mrs. Fewell, 8th grade history
  6. Mrs. Hanna, 6th grade music appreciation
  7. Mr. Wojtach, 6th grade science
  8. Miss Beauregard, 11th grade Ancient History
  9. Mr. Leonard, 11th grade History

He liked my writing and always bought premium beer. :grin:

Who was your favorite teacher?

  1. Mr. Bradbury, sixth grade. He liked sci fi, and also read The Hobbit to us.
  2. Mrs. Bates, Trig
  3. Mrs. Drum, Film Studies
  4. Mr. Ratzlaff, high school math
  5. Mrs. Fewell, 8th grade history
  6. Mrs. Hanna, 6th grade music appreciation
  7. Mr. Wojtach, 6th grade science
  8. Miss Beauregard, 11th grade Ancient History
  9. Mr. Leonard, 11th grade History
  10. Dr. Broderick (and don’t you be forgetting the “doctor”), 9th grade World History X

I learned about Hannibal crossing the Alps from him. Unfortunately, I did terrible in his class because my advisors didn’t tell me I had summer reading. I was a horrible student even though I was smart, and I had no business being in an accelerated course.

Who was your favorite teacher?

  1. Mr. Bradbury, sixth grade. He liked sci fi, and also read The Hobbit to us.
  2. Mrs. Bates, Trig
  3. Mrs. Drum, Film Studies
  4. Mr. Ratzlaff, high school math
  5. Mrs. Fewell, 8th grade history
  6. Mrs. Hanna, 6th grade music appreciation
  7. Mr. Wojtach, 6th grade science
  8. Miss Beauregard, 11th grade Ancient History
  9. Mr. Leonard, 11th grade History
  10. Dr. Broderick (and don’t you be forgetting the “doctor”), 9th grade World History X
  11. Mrs. Edmondson, 9th grade English

Who was your favorite teacher?

  1. Mr. Bradbury, sixth grade. He liked sci fi, and also read The Hobbit to us.
  2. Mrs. Bates, Trig
  3. Mrs. Drum, Film Studies
  4. Mr. Ratzlaff, high school math
  5. Mrs. Fewell, 8th grade history
  6. Mrs. Hanna, 6th grade music appreciation
  7. Mr. Wojtach, 6th grade science
  8. Miss Beauregard, 11th grade Ancient History
  9. Mr. Leonard, 11th grade History
  10. Dr. Broderick (and don’t you be forgetting the “doctor”), 9th grade World History X
  11. Mrs. Edmondson, 9th grade English
  12. Mr. Tadler, several prep school English courses

Smart, funny, very well-read, acerbic but with a heart of gold, and never mean; he was also faculty advisor for the drama club and gave me my first leading role in a play.

Who was your favorite teacher?

  1. Mr. Bradbury, sixth grade. He liked sci fi, and also read The Hobbit to us.
  2. Mrs. Bates, Trig
  3. Mrs. Drum, Film Studies
  4. Mr. Ratzlaff, high school math
  5. Mrs. Fewell, 8th grade history
  6. Mrs. Hanna, 6th grade music appreciation
  7. Mr. Wojtach, 6th grade science
  8. Miss Beauregard, 11th grade Ancient History
  9. Mr. Leonard, 11th grade History
  10. Dr. Broderick (and don’t you be forgetting the “doctor”), 9th grade World History X
  11. Mrs. Edmondson, 9th grade English
  12. Mr. Tadler, several prep school English courses
  13. Mrs. O’Donnell, high school madrigal choir (all 4 years)

I mentioned that I was a terrible student. That time that I spent in choir was the light in my day. She helped keep me hopeful that there was still some good in the world. And I still sing in choir.

New category:

Movie and television streaming services

  1. Disney+

Movie and television streaming services

  1. Disney+
  2. Tubi