Katie O worked in the science department. She claimed to have a disease that made her bones weaker than other people’s bones, but she provided no documentation. She said the monthly treat of pizza in the teachers’ lounge was discriminatory because she was allergic to garlic. The students loved her because she often napped through class, asking them to quietly read their books. She was unpleasant and unreliable, and at parent-teacher conferences she talked mostly about her weak bones. More than a few of us thought she was hiding an addiction to something. Did this mean she deserved to be shot?
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Passages like this kind of remind me of the Throwback Special for some reason. Anyway, I love this kind of stuff.
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