That Charlie sure thinks he’s a wise guy, doesn’t he?  He thinks his sign ‘I made snow’ is real cute, huh?  I don’t know about you, but the onlyCharlie’s SnoBalls I like is the real Charlie’s SnoBalls located in Kilgore – the best shaved ice you could ever eat!

I’m convinced that he must be caught by tomorrow and we send him home early.  I’m calling in the troups to help on this one.  Hmmm….I may just have a plan up my sleeve!

Charlie’s days are numbered,

Mrs. Rock

 We have an impostor amongst us!  Charlie is trying to take the place of all teachers and office personnel.  If he tries to take over your classrooms, please do not pay any attention to him.  At this point, learning is critical and the teachers do not need Charlie’s help.  (Shh – don’t tell him I said this, but he doesn’t even know how to count.)

Let’s hope that Charlie can have SOME good days this week!

Mrs. Rock

Something tragic happened to Charlie Thursday.  He came to me after school, admitting that he was not feeling very well.  At first I thought he was about to pull another prank, but then I saw something very sad.  Charlie began to whimper and I could tell by the look in his eyes that he was serious.  He told me that several students had touched him while he was in the wheelchair.  You may not know, but if you touch an elf, they can lose their magic powers.

Charlie began to feel worse and I knew he was going downhill fast.  Mr. Barry came in just at the right moment and administered CPR to Charlie.  Even though he has been a thorn in my side since he arrived, I couldn’t let the little guy suffer.  Thank goodness Mr. Barry got him stable.  Charlie has asked for some time today to rest and see if his magic powers can come back.  I will grant him this today.  He has promised that he will be a good elf next week.  We shall see.

Keeping an eye on Charlie,

Mrs. Rock

P.S. – Charlie wanted me to tell all of you “thanks” for the well wishes.