Boy.

An assignment from my last English class in high school; A collection of memories in words.

 Boy. George-Login

Make sure you’re closing the toilet seat every time you use the bathroom; Your bedtime is 9:30, no exceptions; Stay on top of your homework, C’s are unacceptable; I’ve always done what I thought was best for you; I’m sorry i didnt see what was really happening; Dad would be proud of you if he was here today; Didn’t I tell you to have those dishes done by the time I got back; You should go to college, live up to your family name; You have to follow through with any obligations you’ve committed to; You have your entire life to work so stop trying to rush things; I would just enjoy my own spending; Visit Grandma as much as you can, they only have a limited time; Stop antagonizing her and maybe she wouldn’t hit you; I didn’t do anything she came at me viciously; You better use this if I buy it for you; I’m glad you enjoy school, I hated it while I was in; I only got to 9th grade, I want to see you graduate 12th; Well I guess theatre runs in the family, I will come and see the shows as much as I can; I can’t come see the show this time; Dad should be okay, but they have him hooked up to a lot of machines, I doubt you’d want to see him; They told me they’re taking him off everything tonight; I can’t believe he’s gone; Do you miss him as much as I do?

You have to get your ass kicked at least once to become a good fighter; Don’t make mistakes and you won’t have to deal with the repercussions; First impressions are key to any longstanding relationship; Treat a woman with the respect she deserves, and she’ll give you the attention men crave; Your mother doesn’t deserve to see you, she’s too messed up in the head; I don’t understand what your problem is son; Sometimes things get so bad you just have to give up; Do as I say, not as I do; Tell your sister, something is wrong; Are you okay, why aren’t you speaking; I love you son.

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