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201--Invitations
Let's hear em, gang. You wrote letters to a parent to invite them to parents' weekend and tell them this school is peachy-keen. I know some of you did them for both your parents. I'm glad you had some fun with the idea of different audience. Ok, get up here. Impress me.
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301--Family Unit--SEX

All right gang. I have faith this isn't going to turn into a giggle fest, I expect a certain level of maturity. I want to talk about choosing family, especially those you find worthy of a particular lavel of intimacy, such as sharing your self. How do you communicate that you want to go to bed with them? How does a level of personal intimacy related to non-sexual activity determine the reactions of an intimate sexual encounter?

Finally, what are the repercussions of sexual intimacy and poor communication, especially for you at this age. Are you ready for the creation of a family of your own? [Specifically does NOT look at Sydney as she asks the questions]

Ok, gang...hit me.

((interaction will be really sporadic, sorry. Probably not so much with the q&a today, but feel free to go wild. And talk to each other, by all means!))

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Parker makes a face, then presents the first letter she and Lee snarked on on Tuesday.

TO: Charles Parker, CEO, The Centre, Blue Cove, Delaware
FROM: M. Parker, future CEO, the Centre; currently at Fandom High

Mr. Parker:

You are cordially invited to attend meetings with the administrators and teachers at Fandom High, re: your daughter's 4.0 standing, and her future plans as a Captain of Industry. Lodging will be made available for you in town. A visit at your convenience would yield exciting business opportunities in meeting the parents of other students.

I remain your, etc., etc.

[Stunned] That's interesting ethos and logos, Parker. But the pathos is lacking...and I get the feeling that's the way you mean for it to be. Fine job.

Parker grins. "Thanks. I already sent him a real letter weeks ago, but..." She shrugs. "He always reads the business letters first. Here's the other one."

Sydney--

My teachers want to meet you and ask if I was always this difficult. You should probably attend the Parents' Weekend and tell them it's not your fault. Tell the lab rats they're lucky they're not here. Oct 28-30, and leave the Sweeper Team at home.

See you soon--

Parker

[Laughing lowly} Oh, so there's your pathos. Very good, Parker. Thank you.

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