Are you a true elementary school teacher?

I found this online at I Don’t Remember Where and laughed out loud to read it. (Yes, I am a teacher and I act like one.)

And then I made a mental list of my more obnoxious habits and vowed to work on them.

1. Do you ask guests if they have remembered their scarves and
mittens as they leave your home?

2. Do you move your dinner partner’s glass away from the edge of the table?

3. Do you ask if anyone needs to go to the bathroom as you enter a theater with a group of friends?

4. Do you hand a tissue to anyone who sneezes?

5. Do you refer to happy hour as “snack time”?

6. Do you declare “no cuts” when a shopper squeezes ahead of you in a checkout line?

7. Do you say “I like the way you did that” to the mechanic who
repairs your car nice?

8. Do you ask “Are you sure you did your best?” to the mechanic who fails to repair your car to your satisfaction?

9. Do you sing the “Alphabet Song” to yourself as you look up a number in the phone book?

10. Do you say everything twice? I mean, do you repeat everything?

11. Do you fold your spouse’s fingers over the coins as you hand
him/her the money at a tollbooth?

12. Do you ask a quiet person at a party if he has something to
share with the group?

If you answered yes to 4 or more, it’s in your soul — you are
hooked on teaching. And if you’re not a teacher, you missed
your calling.

If you answered yes to 8 or more, well, maybe it’s *too much* in
your soul — you should probably begin thinking about retirement.

If you answered yes to all 12, forget it — you’ll *always* be a
teacher, retired or not!

From one teacher to (assumedly) another,