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Now here's this week's message.

I am the second of four children and my siblings and I all went to this little private school that was around the corner from our house growing up. It was called Brook Hollow Christian

School and kindergarten through about eighth grade or so we went to this little

school. It was a very conservative Christian school where they didn't allow you to wear pants to this school you had to wear a skirt.

And it was back in the day where the skirt better not be below the hemline of your fingertips.

They would measure it to make sure that it was the exact length that it needed to be.

It was serious business.

Which also meant that our teachers didn't wear pants, they wore skirts as well.

And I remember every single one of my teachers

from every year, I was endeared to them

and them to me the classes were quite small,

so we got to know each other very well.

Miss Wright was my second grade teacher. I love Miss Wright and I

can still see her clearly in my mind's eye. To me as an eight-year-old in the

second grade, she seemed to only have three skirts that she owned.

They were in constant rotation.

It was a black one, a navy one, and a cream-colored one.

She seemed to have several different blouses she would pair with these three skirts and they were about ankle length all of them or mid-calf length and they were kind of folded and and had ruffles and folds in them.

When she walked past the desk, I can hear it.

Swish, swish, swish.

She had dark black hair.

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