I’m pretty sure I don’t know what happened to my life since I last posted on Monday. I worked, I remember that. But, uh, where has the rest of the time gone? I don’t think I spent an evening at home. And I was busy all weekend this weekend too. I haven’t done laundry yet. I haven’t gotten things together for my evaluation tomorrow (eek!). I need to get some data together for a presentation
None of us want to admit it, but test prep is a crucial part of many of our jobs. We have to introduce kids to the format of the test before they get to the test. We have to teach them how to respond to the sort of questions the test will ask them. And we have to teach them to read and answer thoroughly and completely. I don’t know about you, but most of
This the first year I’ve heard of RACK {Random Acts of Christmas Kindness}. Back in college we participated in RAK {Random Acts of Kindness} each year. I’ve known the concept for a long time, and try to encourage others to do it. Buying others’ orders at the drive thru is a common practice. My friend said at Starbucks a couple weeks back that the lady told her she was the 20th something car in a
I spent my day being lazy today. There’s so much I need to do to get ready to host Christmas dinner, but I did none of it today. I guess that means that’s how I’ll be spending my Christmas eve since I’m sitting here blogging (and watching The Sound of Music) instead of cleaning. I decided to link up with Christina Bainbridge’s Best and Brightest linky party. My most viewed post of the year (which
It might seem weird to you that I’m talking about math and scissors today. I get that. But, for me, I need to go back to reality. So much of work today was focused on our safety procedures and looking at everything with a new eye. I need to move on. Not to forget the terrible things that happened, but to remember that there’s so much more out there. So much good. So much I
