Imprint Your Heart with Goodness

"I think I might actually have to end up doing that,"

Enelya stood, and giggled. "Well, I'm sure he won't mind. He actually finds joy in making students mind him..." She shrugged and laughed again. "He is always complaining about how kids these days don't have any manners. I don't know to agree with him or not... Because we've raised our own children to have manners..." Enelya shook her head, she loved being a mother, and hoped that every mother felt that way. Though, inside, she knew, especially from the kids at this school, that it wasn't the case.

"Thank you so much."

Nodding, Enelya smiled. "My pleasure. Where's your classroom? I'll follow you."

"You guys have kids? How many?"

Enelya's eyes widened suddenly and a slight redness flushed her cheeks. She nodded and smiled proudly, "I have twins. Adelle and Alderic; they are three years old!" Enelya was a proud mother, there was no doubt in that. She loved her children so much, and there was nothing better in the world than being a mommy! Of course, she hadn't endured the hardships of adolesence yet, but for now, it was a wonderful thing to be a mother.

"It's this way,"

Grinning, Enelya nodded her head, thanking Sadie for opening the door for her. She stepped into the room and took in a big whiff. Smelled sciency enough to her. She placed her hands on her hips, and turned to Sadie with a smile. "So, let's get started!" She walked over to a table, and turned again, "what needs done?"

"They sound precious. I'd love to meet them sometime,"

Enelya nodded. "I'm sure they'd love that. Alderic is a fiesty one, but I'm sure Adelle would be pleased to meet you." She giggled a little, at the thought of her rambunctuous three year old son who was always getting into something or making trouble. Sometimes she wondered how Adelle could stand having a brother so different from herself... But even then they had their moments where they were without a doubt twins. "I'll probably be bringing them up here once school's started since they are still so young." She thought for a moment, "and I don't know if I'd be comfortable with a sitter..." She was very protective of her children, and at the moment, she didn't know of anyone she trusted enough with them. She wasn't one to just hire some bimbo off of the streets, after all.

"Well...I'm not sure actually. I haven't done this sort of thing before."

The Plant Lady grinned. "Me either!" She laughed, and shrugged, looking around the room. There were desks and tables, chairs and the likes for the students to sit... "Do you have any posters or something for the kids to look at when they don't want to pay attention in class?"

"Maybe I can go into the city later and I can stop in the bookstore to pick up a poster or two."

Enelya paced around the room, just imagining the eager faces ready to learn science! Well, that and the uneager ones too. Enelya smiled, picturing a bunch of science-like things up on the wall, perhaps some fish... A turtle maybe, low mantience animals that the class would adore... Though Enelya wasn't sure if she liked the idea of caged animals. She'd never 'been through school' officially, so she didn't really know much about science. "I live in the city...I could maybe go with you? Would you like to have dinner at my place afterwards? I'm sure Allen wouldn't mind... and then you could meet the kids and talk to Allen about discipline tactics! And I'm making a really wonderful soup tonight..." She grinned, remembering the little incident with Allen the first time he tried it. "Lemongrass soup."