(Ahhh, it's finally getting warm around here. I love it!)
Well, sorry for the late post today, but Daylight Savings time is a killer. I went to bed last night around 12:30 and boy was it hard to get up this morning. Anyway, this past week has been more of the same, nothing too crazy to report. Work is still going well and I feel I'm getting more and more acclimated to it everyday. I still have a couple of trouble makers, but they try their best and that's all I ask for. I did become the "assistant track coach", so take that for what you will. All I do is stretch the runners, and reiterate what the coach says. Is that why assistants do? Grant? Anyone? Who knows, but it is fun to see my kids in a different setting apart from the classroom.
Sarah is gone this week. Which is much harder than I'd imagined it being. Since she's gone I don't really know what to do with myself. I've watched a lot of tv, went to see a movie, watched some more tv, played on the computer... I'm looking forward to work tomorrow because it'll take up most of my day. :D
Beyond that this week has been boring by comparison to the last few weeks. And I'm sure the coming week will be even more boring since Sarah's not here. Maybe when she gets back this weekend I can take her out to do something fun! Anyway, much love to my family and friends. I miss you all.
See ya.
2 comments:
what? no pictures of anykind!? What about a snapshot of your car or something. Fun reading your post. Do it again soon. Lv u Mom
How sad!! Where's Sarah? Congrats on the assistant position...I think. My highlight this week was a 6th grader falling into the door of my classroom and busting his chin open and having another kid throw up outside. Ahh, the life of a teacher. I heard a quote the other day I thought you might appreciate. "The bravest thing a teacher can do is get up and come back the next day." I don't know who said it but obviously a genius...or a teacher. :)
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