Difference between revisions of "Virginia Jeanine Sanford"
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[[Image:0146-MrsVirginiaSanford.jpg|thumb|Mrs. Sanford, cosplaying as herself.]] | [[Image:0146-MrsVirginiaSanford.jpg|left|thumb|Mrs. Sanford, cosplaying as herself.]] | ||
[[Image:0226-ChristianWMrsSanford.jpg|thumb|Chris and Mrs. Sanford.]] | [[Image:0226-ChristianWMrsSanford.jpg|thumb|Chris and Mrs. Sanford.]] | ||
{{quote|She was the most influential teacher in my life. During my years at Providence Middle School, she taught me better [[Autism|social skills]], how to [[Death threats|better cope with other people]], [[trolls|bullies]] and [[Chris and reality|life]]. With a positive and fun [[ | {{quote|She was the most influential teacher in my life. During my years at Providence Middle School, she taught me better [[Autism|social skills]], how to [[Death threats|better cope with other people]], [[trolls|bullies]] and [[Chris and reality|life]]. With a positive and fun [[tomgirl|tomboyish]] attitude, she was a teacher any child would be most proud to look up to and be taught by. | ||
|Chris on Mrs. Sanford<ref>[[Gal-Pals and Past Sweethearts (CWCipedia page)]]</ref>}} | |Chris on Mrs. Sanford<ref>[[Gal-Pals and Past Sweethearts (CWCipedia page)]]</ref>}} | ||
'''Virginia Jeanine Sanford''' was one of [[Christian Weston Chandler]]'s teachers. She was once Teacher of the Year.<ref>[[User:ChrisChanSonichu profile#The Teenage Years]]</ref> | '''Virginia Jeanine Sanford''' was one of [[Christian Weston Chandler]]'s teachers at [[Providence Middle School]]. She was once Teacher of the Year.<ref>[[User:ChrisChanSonichu profile#The Teenage Years]]</ref> Chris has failed utterly to learn anything from her. | ||
==Chris and Mrs. Sanford== | |||
[[Image:0231-MrsSanfordsWiseWords.jpg|thumb|If only Chris had listened...]] | |||
Mrs. Sanford is the only teacher who Chris has ever singled out as having any sort of positive influence on his life. She instructed him on coping and social skills. As late as 2013 he still remembered her fondly.<ref>[[September 2013 Facebook Posts#School Reviews]]</ref> Indeed, she seems to have read Chris very well and offered him germane advice. When Chris was in eighth grade, Mrs. Sanford wrote a message to Chris which he held onto well into his twenties. It would eerily predict his future mishaps: | |||
{{quotebox|To Christian-<br> | {{quotebox|To Christian-<br> | ||
Well, it's been 3 years now at | Well, it's been 3 years now at Providence and it's all over! Where has the time gone to? The most important parting words I can leave you with - well, are to always remember this. You show people where your weak points are located, then [[trolls|they]] will know how to push your button. If you never show them, they will never know. I hope you will have an enjoyable summer and come back to visit. Do you very best at [[Manchester High School|Manchester]], put your best foot forward, and [[Death threats|treat others as you]] [[Chris and hypocrisy|wish to be treated]]. <br> | ||
Love, <br> | Love, <br> | ||
Mrs. Sanford<br> | Mrs. Sanford<br> | ||
(gs)}} | (gs)}} | ||
{{-}} | {{-}} | ||
In February 2007, Chris recontacted his old middle school teacher, and felt familiar enough to call her "Ginny or Virginia." Primarily he was looking for assistance in remembering the names of old classmates for his epic [[DVD]], then under construction. He promised to send her a copy. He also provided her with a capsule version of his life up to that point, including the insanity of his Love Quest, his clash with Mary Lee Walsh, and his hatred of the Jerkops. He gave her the latest news of his efforts at stalking Megan. Finally, he directed her to his website, where she could read the Sub-Episodes to learn more about his titanic struggles. It is not known how Mrs. Sanford responded.<ref>[[Chris emails 2007]]</ref> | |||
== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
[[File:Virginia Sanford.jpg|thumb|[[LEGO]] Mrs. Sanford, made with love in 2014.]] | |||
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Revision as of 21:40, 21 January 2015
| “ | She was the most influential teacher in my life. During my years at Providence Middle School, she taught me better social skills, how to better cope with other people, bullies and life. With a positive and fun tomboyish attitude, she was a teacher any child would be most proud to look up to and be taught by. | ” |
| Chris on Mrs. Sanford[1] | ||
Virginia Jeanine Sanford was one of Christian Weston Chandler's teachers at Providence Middle School. She was once Teacher of the Year.[2] Chris has failed utterly to learn anything from her.
Chris and Mrs. Sanford
Mrs. Sanford is the only teacher who Chris has ever singled out as having any sort of positive influence on his life. She instructed him on coping and social skills. As late as 2013 he still remembered her fondly.[3] Indeed, she seems to have read Chris very well and offered him germane advice. When Chris was in eighth grade, Mrs. Sanford wrote a message to Chris which he held onto well into his twenties. It would eerily predict his future mishaps:
| To Christian- Well, it's been 3 years now at Providence and it's all over! Where has the time gone to? The most important parting words I can leave you with - well, are to always remember this. You show people where your weak points are located, then they will know how to push your button. If you never show them, they will never know. I hope you will have an enjoyable summer and come back to visit. Do you very best at Manchester, put your best foot forward, and treat others as you wish to be treated. |
In February 2007, Chris recontacted his old middle school teacher, and felt familiar enough to call her "Ginny or Virginia." Primarily he was looking for assistance in remembering the names of old classmates for his epic DVD, then under construction. He promised to send her a copy. He also provided her with a capsule version of his life up to that point, including the insanity of his Love Quest, his clash with Mary Lee Walsh, and his hatred of the Jerkops. He gave her the latest news of his efforts at stalking Megan. Finally, he directed her to his website, where she could read the Sub-Episodes to learn more about his titanic struggles. It is not known how Mrs. Sanford responded.[4]
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