I finally had a Frisbee golf game where I didn't score an 8 on any of the holes. *does a little dance*
Of course, most of the wholes are par 3, but still, progress is being made.
Monday, October 23, 2006
Thursday, October 19, 2006
A strange wish
You know what I really want right now? An egg mold. I'm such a freak. Way too obsessed with cute lunches.
A program update
Man, this program is exhausting. It isn't so much that the work is hard, per se, just that there is a lot of it. Mountains of reading. Journals, response papers, community profiles. Observations at other schools. I haven't even had time to read the news in weeks, and can only check my e-mail every couple of days. Madness. On the up side, next week is 5th week, so I'm almost halfway through the quarter. I'm so looking forward to winter break. Freedom! Snowboarding! Montana!
Monday, October 16, 2006
A Teacher Anonymous public service announcement
Frosting in a can starts to crystallize after the use by date. After six months, it's decidedly crunchy. Still tastes good, though.
Thursday, October 12, 2006
A question from a student
"Did your mom drive you to school today?"
Apparently the kids can't quite grasp how old I am, because they ask questions like this and seem to find the fact that I am engaged amazing. We took a field trip today, and since the four parents who volunteered to chaperone didn't show up I got to have my own group of 7th grade hooligans. Very cute, but very much like herding cats. Obviously haven't developed any sense yet, as they were constantly getting into things after being told not to and one of them even spit on another one of the students. On the up side, I'm feeling a lot more confident around the kids. I'm an authority figure now, damnit!
Apparently the kids can't quite grasp how old I am, because they ask questions like this and seem to find the fact that I am engaged amazing. We took a field trip today, and since the four parents who volunteered to chaperone didn't show up I got to have my own group of 7th grade hooligans. Very cute, but very much like herding cats. Obviously haven't developed any sense yet, as they were constantly getting into things after being told not to and one of them even spit on another one of the students. On the up side, I'm feeling a lot more confident around the kids. I'm an authority figure now, damnit!
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