SLP: What
do you want to be when you grow up?
Student: Uh,
I want to be a spy.
SLP: Tell me about that.
Student: I
don’t want money. I just want to be a
spy.
SLP: You don’t want to make money?
Student: I want to be rich when I grow up. I’m gonna let my mom have my other house
SLP: What do you mean by your other house?
Student: I’m gonna buy me a house where she goes and I’m gonna have
another house.
SLP: Tell me about your family.
Student: My dad used to
be a cop. He is still an undercover
cop. He works at a store. He has another job where they have a deep
freezer. My mom works at
McDonald’s. She brings home
cookies. My sister is big. She bosses me around. She likes to sleep in my bed. She makes me do her dirty work.
SLP: What do you
mean by that?
Student: Like pick up her
clothes. I’m not going to do that
anymore.
SLP: What do you
like to do for fun?
Student: We like to take
trips like visit our cousins. We go to
the park. Me and my dad ride bikes. We go to the store. We ride around in the car together.
SLP: Do you have a pet?
Student: No I want a pet, like a dog or a goldfish or a Chihuahua or
a parrot. I’m gonna
Get a goldfish
cause they say a dog’s gonna eat me up.
They don’t think I’m gonna take care of my dog. They don’t trust me. They think I’m gonna tell my dog to eat up my
enemy’s clothes. What kind of person
does that?
SLP: If you had 3 wishes, what would they be?
Student: To be rich, have a happy family, not a bossy mother, and a
dad that doesn’t whip
Me, and my
sister not to make me do her dirty work.
To have my dad not have a mustache and my sister and my mom to have
their toes pretty, painted pink or light pink.
That’s it!
