The Christmas Blessing Page #2

so that's why we move a lot.

Hey dork, there's no

estates in Wilsonville.

Okay, buddy, that's enough.

Very good, Charlie.

Sasha, could you flip

the lights for me?

Now, who can tell me

what cinco de mayo means?

Cinco de may-o is

Mexican mayonnaise.

(class laughs)

Okay, uh, Charlie.

Mexico's independence.

Exactly right, Charlie.

It's actually one of

the biggest holidays in Mexico,

And speaking of the holidays,

We all know that the holidays

are about family and friends,

So, I want you all

to start thinking about

Writing a paper on

someone who's important to you,

Someone special.

Maybe even a family member,

And don't forget it's

due on December 15.

(bell rings)

Okay, gracias, everybody.

Class:

Gracias.

Marty James got the chicken

pox, so we're one man down.

So what do we want to do?

I can take both of these guys.

No, you have to play

two on two.

How can...

Hey, what's your name?

Charlie.

Charlie, do you want to play?

We're a man down.

Sure.

All right, it's you

two against you two.

Buddy, you're first.

All right, here we go,

two on two.

(whistle blows)

Whoa, steal!

Nicely done.

(boys chattering)

Oh, well done!

Very good.

All right, let's see

you do that again.

It's not gonna happen again.

Oh, between the legs he goes!

Very nice!

We got a player here.

Very good!

You should play

with us more often,

You could really whip

these guys into shape.

I gotta go.

Well, think about it,

Charlie, you're really good.

Emily, look at you!

You are getting so big.

If you ever need

me to baby-sit...

I'd love that, but Emily

hasn't been feeling well.

Oh, sweetheart.

Well, you just

let me know, okay?

Bye, hon.

Bye.

Are you...

Hey, are you all right?

Did you hurt your --

Oh, hey you --

Slowly:

Hola, me llamo Nathan.

Let's cut the Spanish, okay?

I'm in pain now.

I was just practicing

on you this morning.

It's my first semester here,

I was teaching

a section on Mexico.

Mui bien.

(laughing)

So you were at the garage this

morning, and now you're here.

What's going on?

I'm stalking you.

No, no, I'm a volunteer here.

I was just playing basketball

with the kids earlier.

Your ankle feels okay.

That's because you're

holding the wrong one.

Right.

Meghan:

I can't believe I tripped.

This one.

Looks like it's

just like a sprain.

You might want to ice

it ten, 15 minutes,

Three or four times a day.

Instead of ice you can use

frozen peas or corn works well.

An ace bandage, too --

Wrap it up and keep it

elevated if you can.

Where did you learn all that?

Uh, I took a couple first aid

classes this Summer.

You know, lifeguard and stuff.

So you fix tires in the morning,

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