The little thing was explosive and chattering away like an offended monkey.
She parked her little 8 y.o. body right behind the bus driver, my hubby, and kept up a stream of irratated verbiage.
He says he couldn't hear all of it, there were other sounds -- heater fan, students jabbers -- so he only heard snippets, maybe a third; but enough to piece together Kaylee's lunchtime horrors.
Kaylee usually sits with the girls. Today she had to sit with the boys. And Boaz was "di-sgusting". Yes, the way she said it, you have to put the syllable break right after the "di".
"Boaz was di-sgusting!"
"He took the lid off of his applesauce cup and licked it with his tongue. Di-sgusting!"
"Then he burped his ABC's! Di-sgusting!"
The other boys at the table kept saying, "Chug. Chug. Chug." "He chugged his milk and it came out his nose. Di-sgusting!"
Hubby bus driver suggested to her, "I think he likes you."
Instantly, affronted, "Ew, I hope I never have to sit there again. Di-sgusting!"
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