You Say Potato
When I was in grade one, my parents bought a camping trailer. After school on a Friday, we packed up the car and we headed off for a fun-filled weekend of camping. I caught my first fish that weekend. On Sunday, we packed the car back up and headed home; exhausted, but happy.
My teacher had us all tell each other what we did on the weekend. When my turn arrived, this exchange took place (more or less):
Me: We took our new trailer [from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada] to California for the weekend.
Teacher: You took your trailer where?
Me: California.
Teacher: I don't think that's possible, Kimberly. California is too far away.
Me: No it's not. That's where we went.
The teacher allowed me to continue my tale and I told everyone about my fish.
She was perplexed though. Before that day, I was not generally known to tell "stories" so she called my mom. She asked my mom why on earth I would be insisting tha we had driven to California for the weekend. Mom started laughing hysterically.
"We didn't go to California for the weekend. We went to Caledonia."
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2 Comments:
I had a similar story about the time my high school shop teacher and I went to "Inappropriate Touching Land". Turns out, it was just a motel room on Highway 6.
{{{shiver}}}
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