...is a good book.
I observed 8th graders today. They were big and loud. I'm a little afraid.
Five of my boys wrote me a little note, telling me I had to bring tennis shoes on our next sunny day so that I could join them in a soccer game (they've been persistent for 5 weeks now, so I might give in).
A week from now, I will be traveling the Pacific Northwest with my sister and Ishta, and life will be relaxing.
Tonight I am reading Tangerine. It is riveting.
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6 comments:
hey Andrea! i'm so pumped to hear that you're beginning to feel at least somewhat competent in the world of teaching young'ins. you got the skills! :) hope your last couple weeks go well!
haha, you think 8th graders are scary, try sub-ing for a junior/senior class. WORD.
In other news, I love you a lot. I'm excited to see you in a couple weeks, because there will be so much camaraderie, I'm getting tingles just thinking about it. :)
I think your right, you are the only person who reads my blogs. I don't think its cause I write boringly, but more so cause my subject matter is boring. Meh, oh well.
I hear the way to ensure your dominance of 8th graders is to pick the biggest one and beat him/her up in front of as many kids as possible.
wait... maybe I am thinking of prison.
"...come love me again..."
oh john denver. i miss him. i should listen to him again. it brings back so many memories.
when do you come back? cause i miss you. and we should sing together.
ANdrea, i love that you love teaching. A word to 8th graders, they are loud and scary, but once i wore cool shoes that were 3 inches high and cool earings, i was in! My 8th grade girls are so cute! (and i never ever ever thought i would say that!:) Safe travels, be blessed, and be in sioux center in June!:)
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