What More Kissing Leads To (Sequel to "I, The Jedi's Daughter")(Updated 05\24\01, final post baby!))

Now is that cheddar, or swiss cheese I smell?

But for a guy's mom to cry out that he's too young and he's just a baby, yech!

Rand oughtta whip out that lightsaber and make his father a single parent.

 

Yes, Post more

 

Nice to see you back Lune! So corran has accepted the cheddar er the future son in law. So when's the next post?

I finally have AIM.

 

Ok Lune time for another one.

 

Great post!

 

Up!

 

Yep up!

 

Uppers

 

To the top.

 

Toppers!

Gosh, I'm jusr running out of creative ways to bump this to the top. :?

 

Somebody form a search party.

Snarketta must be lost. Haven't seen hide nor hair of her in a while.

 

Ok Lune we need some more. It's been a while and I am begining to get really impatient.

 

Sorry guys!! I've had a very busy weekend!! But I shall write more soon on this, when I have time!

 

*sigh* I SUPPOSE we can wait. . .

 

Up again!

 

I'll just sit here and wait.

 

I can't wait much more lun.

 

Still sitting and waiting.

 

Thanks for the overwhelmign support pps!!! Here's more!!!!

"Now, who can tell me what the darkside is like?" I asked my small class of ten the following morning. We were in what my students thought was a circle in a small glade not to far from the temple. The sun shone through the trees casting shadows in the long grasses and my student Brandon who was a small six year old with short cropped brown hair watched something crawl infront of him. Madine Skywalker looked at anything but me. Seven year old Aaron's hand raced to the sky, trying to strech up high enough to reach it.

"Aaron." I said, nodding my head.

A grin spread across his face. "It's like a hutt."

I raised my eyebrows. "A hutt?" I questioned, trying not to laugh. "How is the darkside like a hutt?"

Aaron's grin grew broader. "Becaus they're both rotten to the tail." He burst out laughing and slapped Madine's twin Mark a high five.

"Ha Ha." I said, shaking my head. "Anyone else have a comment?" My reply was ten blank stares. "Questions?"

Mark's hand shot up. " Miss Horn, um, what's the line between the light and dark?"

"You mean how far can you go?" I asked, smirking.

"Yeah!" He bobbed his head and caught Aaron's eye.

"There's no definite line, Mark." I said, shaking my head. "But there *is* a simple guideline you can follow. Anything that is good or makes you *feel*, like love, peace, happiness, is of the lightside of the Force. Anything that is bad or makes you feel bad, like hate,pain, sadness anger, is of the Darkside."

Mark listened halfway to this, (as did half my class). His eyes sparkled though, as his hand shot up into the air.

I had a bad feeling about that, but called on him anyways. "Yes, Mark?"

"Anything bad comes from the Darkside, right?"

"Yes." I nodded.

"So like a fart," He began, but couldn't finish because he burst out laughing. As did Aaron and the rest of my class. I was sure his father would smile proudly at such a comment. "Marcus Skywalker." I warned.

"What?" He asked, his green eyes widening.

I sighed. My little discussion had either gone way over my younger students heads, or they weren't in serious moods. But Master Skwalker had insisted I teach them about the darkside. I knew the importance of that, and definatly of repition. But I had to figure out a way to show them. I rubbed my chin thoughtfully when suddenly it came to me. I wasn't sure how my little plan would effect the older students, but I knew it would work for the young ones. I rose to my feet. "Come with me." I said simply, heading back to the temple. I felt Madine's small hand grab mine as well as her friend Amy's. I smiled and looked behind me to make sure the others were followed. And they did, slowly but surely.

I led them to a small windowless room in the temple and told them to gather in the middle of it.

"What are you doing?" Mark immediatly asked, running his hands through his sandy blonde hair.

"Teaching you an object lesson." I replied simply. "Lights out." I said, and the room was engulfed by total darkness.

 

I love this story!

 

Proof once again that bodily functions are not only necessary, but darn funny.

Now all you need is for Rand to jump out in the dark and yell "BOO" to ensure a classroom full of wet pants.

 

Sounds like a preschool class. Actually kindergarten and first grade too. Lune, you aren't going to make us wait a long time for the next part are you? I don't have any patience.

 

Thanks much Jedi-Jade, Herman Snerd (hehe) and Rebelmom. (Makes sense, her students range from 5 to 13. *grin*)

 

awesome story
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Ouuu, darkness. . . Creepy . . .

Great post, I wonder what Jysella's gonna do . . .