Cho-dison

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The orrery, representing our solar system, stood at the center of the 4th grader's classroom. My teacher turned on the small light bulb at the center to explain the solar eclipse. But the light bulb was dead. What came into my disappointed eyes was a mini-bulb inside my pencil case. Suddenly, I stood up, marched towards the already- switched-on orrery, and inserted the mini-bulb. With an ear-ripping pop sound, the mini-bulb exploded. A sudden spark raided on my hand, leaving a burn. All I remember that day was my science teacher giving me an extended lecture on our way to the hospital about the difference between a 220V outlet and a 12V battery. From that day, my nickname was 'Cho-dison'.