well kids, we made it home in one piece, and I jumped right into school the very next day. it's been pretty much non-stop for the past 2 weeks, and I'm still taking a nap every afternoon for like 2 hours when i get home. and i can still go to sleep around 9:45pm or 10:00pm every night. i've been getting up early to walk the past few mornings so that could be why i'm so stinkin' tired by the afternoon.
my fifth round of students are good. these kids are definitely more chatterbox-y than in years past. they were chit-chatting a whole lot on the first day of school which is never a good sign. i have been fairly good at being consistent, but i have already signed a few folders this week. i've decided that i need to show them them that i mean business from the get-go. there are some definite loveable kids in the group though. . . .even the annoying ones are funny. i guess they are all annoying at some point, right?
alright, enough procrastinating. i need to go look over the bullying program we're implementing at Anderson this year. i said i would be in charge of that, and now i'm kind of regretting speaking so soon! someday i'll learn to shut my big fat mouth! as soon as i can charge my digi-cam i'll post some pics of my newest babies.
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i am excited to hear about the plans you and Mel have to go back. I want to hear more about what the plans are for you guys to get from here to there.
Meary Watson,
you are a hoot. i have just spent the last 30 minutes reading your blogs from your time in Morroco. Definitely was laughing out loud at times, and wishing i could have been there to see you in action in a foreign culture. i think i would have enjoyed that a lot. :)We had an incredible time in Indo, and i was relating to your accounts of being an alien in a foreign land. morocco sounds fascinating. We need to catch up sometime. Thanks for being meary watson. you're great. morroco never knew what hit em! love ya
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