me volatile? No

Overheard in my classroom, from one of my 11year old form group:

'Miss Elliott's moods are like the seven dwarfs, a different one for every day, you just never know!'

Well, thanks Jarmil. Nice to know i keep the little darlings guessing I suppose!

Look what i found, sound like me?

"Some chameleon species are able to change their skin color, which has made them one of the most famous lizard families. Chameleons don't always change color because of their background (although the conditions such as mood, light, and temperature play a large part). Changing color is also an expression of the physical and physiological condition of the lizard. The color also plays an important part in communication."

Hummm, well yes i suppose it is actually true 'colour change' and Miss Elliott's moods DO change as an expression of 'the physical and physiological condition of the teacher'. And yes it is also true to say that 'colour does plays an important part in communication! That's settled then...