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  1. #1
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    Nasty Air

    The air in classroom is so heavy today. And I have some boys who are experimenting with stinky spray on stuff. At least I think it's the boys...

    It's a recipe for a nasty headache.

    V.
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    Being hypersensitive to smells, I feel your pain. I'll ask the obvious - why weren't they spraying OUTSIDE? Most aerosols have "use in a well ventillated area" warning label on them. Are they working on a classroom activity, or goofing around?
    Beth

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    Anyone with allergies to fragrances is going to start having problems. This can cause asthmatic reactions. Is there a code of conduct that says minimal perfumes, cologne and fragrances? I see signs posted all the time in doctors' offices asking visitors not to wear any.

    Beyond good taste, this is a courtesy and health issue.

    They're young; they're learning. Hopefully, they're also showering.
    Frends know gud humors when dey is hear it. ~ Da Crockydiles of ZZE.

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    They use the spray at home and have a heavy hand.

    We talked about it last week. I don't want to beat a dead horse. You have to pick your battles with 10 year olds.

    I'm freezing them with the door open instead. I of course am comfortable in a cashmere sweater.

    V.
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    Oh man. This is funny - I mean I am sorry you're having to endure it, but still. The mental image is pretty funny. Kids are SO weird. And you're right, you do have to pick your battles. But I love that they're having to freeze now.

    (Hijack - Em insisted on riding her bike this morning. It allows her to hang out at home and not rush to be driven by me and get to school super early. I told her it was going to rain, and that she'd have to ride home and it would probably rain. I finally thought what the heck am I doing trying to talk her out of it, and just let her ride. Don't know if it rained. Oh well.)
    Sarah

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    I am totally aware of being sensitive to smells. We have a regular customer that loves to just hang out in the bike shop. The down side is his hygiene. I can smell him coming down the walk way half way across the store. Since I'm the manager, I'll conveniently get a sales associate to talk we him while I excuse myself.

 

 

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