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4 responses to “Limestone School part 2 paying attention to things we love”

Charlotte

January 14, 2013

What a description of Mrs. Karbosky. In my world of diapers, laundry and cooking, I had no idea of your fear of approaching your teacher. It’s fun to hear it all in retrospect, though. Would you have approached her without your buddy, Stan? Mom

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Eric Gray

March 28, 2014

I also had Mrs. Karbosky–she was a tough old bird who spanked me many, many times, but she also gave me a ride home from school when I got sick, and she taught me a lot. She had a long life and died in 2008.

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Tim

May 20, 2015

WHAT?! Nothing of Mrs. Karbosky doing the Charleston down the isle of desks kissing the boys?

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Pam

December 26, 2015

I’m glad I wasn’t the only one who was scared to death of this teacher. I thought she was really mean.

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