To protect the name(s) of the innocent, the name used wasn’t actually George. Yet this did really happen.<\/p>\n
\nThe other day I was walking by a high school. Outside were some kids I could tell were cool. Their wide classroom door was open: obviously they were free to range between inside and out.<\/p>\n
“Hey George,” one of them raised his head and shouted, in my direction.<\/p>\n
I’m not George, so didn’t respond. Anyway, I was still about 100 feet away, but approaching.<\/p>\n
As I closed in, I could tell the kid was talking to me. “Sorry,” he said. “You look just like George.”<\/p>\n
“No worries,” I smiled.<\/p>\n
The kid and his friends re-entered the open door to their classroom. I heard him say into the room, “Hey George…there’s another one of you outside.”<\/p>\n
I can only be flattered: George is most likely about 30 years younger than I. For both our sakes, I hope George is good-looking(?)\n<\/p>\nJack of Oracle Tutoring by Jack and Diane,<\/a> Campbell River, BC.\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Self-tutoring about life and coincidence: the tutor relates a funny story. To protect the name(s) of the innocent, the name used wasn’t actually George. Yet this did really happen. The other day I was walking by a high school. Outside …<\/p>\n