// well that was a dooozy!

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Saturday, November 22, 2003

after helping out in chinese school for a while, i've noticed things about little kids that are really funny.
today, it was that they're extremely easily entertained. especially by stamps. [i'm talking about those inky ones, not stamps for letters]
and i still marvel at how the little boys just seem to know everything about their silly pokemon cards or whatever. it's very funny to see them talking about what they can do: "o! do you have this one? it's got a special power..." and then there's always one boy who seems to have more cards than the others. he's the one who starts trading them - we can tell who's going tobe a big towkay when he grows up.

ha. little kids are so amusing.