Well, ok, what disease is NOT awful? But ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease) robs a person of his or her motor skills and leaves their mind intact. So essentially, ALS victims are imprisoned in their own body. And ALS often strikes at a young age, and most people struggle with […]
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I will spare you the details, but apparently I’ve caught some sort of stomach virus (and it causes stomach pain – OUCH!). Of course, I can’t call in sick to my job as a SAHM (stay at home mom), and just my luck that my husband has work today, so I’m stuck with the two
(continued from a previous blog post) So here’s a recap of Sunday – church, brunch, Hannah Montana movie – and that is where I left off. So we get to the Hannah Montana movie, and of course our 9-month-old son wakes up from his nap just in time for the movie (couldn’t be awake to
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Whew!!! It’s Sunday night – the finale of what just might be our busiest weekend ever! Friday night we stayed up late to tie up loose ends and organize our film shoot scheduled for Saturday. Christopher, our 9-month-old, has decided to start waking up in the middle of the night again, so despite our best
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Well, that Thursday entry was less than exciting I think. Hopefully this will be an improvement- 8th grade. In near-city district. At the end of the year. When another job popped up in a different district I was tempted to dump this one for it, but in the end I didn’t have any issues thanks
Back to the school I subbed in for art last week, about four doors past in fact in 4th and 5th grade row. It was another day with no break for specials, not even computer lab like Tuesday. The morning consisted of a large language arts block with a reading from their Treasures reading book
Saturday was the day that the theatre collaborated with Moonlight Productions to make the movie version of one our plays from a few years ago. This is the first time I have been involved in such an endeavor but have sat through a few acting classes in which we discussed the differences between live theatre
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After we got back from our trip to New York City a month ago, I did a bunch of research about September 11, 2001. I guess seeing the World Trade Center site in person piqued my curiosity about some of the details of that dreadful day. Some of the websites I found with information about
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Preschool in near-city district at a different school than the other times. Tho other school had two near-identical classrooms- the teachers are truly a team there- and the students were English-speaking. You know where I’m going with this one… I arrived, and the principal was acting as secretary and signed me in. Headed to the
Tuesday I was in the same district, but got to sleep almost an hour later. I headed the same way in the morning, but turned off at the middle school corner to continue on northward to hometown-district’s northernmost school. I checked in and headed to class. The big difference in subbing for elementary versus middle
