testing new turkey icon, one, two, three.
alright girls and boys, here's a not-so-interesting update. (i know you're all real excited, especially since i just trumped it up, eh?)
there seems to be a lot happening with people as of late.
-sarah: hope you feel better. if your classroom doesn't have a rolly-chair you should acquire one somewhere and appoint one student to push you around like you're a queen. that way you can stay off the leg while establishing yourself as the benevolent mathematics dictator.
-beckers: one. i miss you. two. i know you'll handle everything the youngsters can throw at you. three. i'll never stop calling you beckers.
-linden: i got your letter! thanks a ton. it was quite unexpected and really made my day great. there's another one for you in the works. (sorry, btw, that the package didn't have a letter inside. i didn't even think to put one in there.) also, you're awesome.
-catherine: sorry to hear things are going to crappy as of late. maybe when you go to language school it'll all turn around. let us know what language you'll be learning.
-trina: post more often and be healthy! that is all :)
as for me, i'm doing well. i've finished my midterms so for the moment i'm relatively work-free. i've been playing ffx-2 (i just picked it up after a 2 year break, having thought the game stank. in reality it's a pretty solid game, just nothing compared to ffx). the dog has been depressed it seems. she probably misses playing with the kids. today we (mom and i) took her to an orchard as we bought apples. she stayed in the car until it was time to leave. then she made a scene trying to escape from the car which resulted in me bear-hugging her buttocks in an attempt to restrain her from running amok in the fields. meanwhile the orchard guys laughed at me :(
ending on a happy note: yay for mommies! (but then, who would argue that?)
there seems to be a lot happening with people as of late.
-sarah: hope you feel better. if your classroom doesn't have a rolly-chair you should acquire one somewhere and appoint one student to push you around like you're a queen. that way you can stay off the leg while establishing yourself as the benevolent mathematics dictator.
-beckers: one. i miss you. two. i know you'll handle everything the youngsters can throw at you. three. i'll never stop calling you beckers.
-linden: i got your letter! thanks a ton. it was quite unexpected and really made my day great. there's another one for you in the works. (sorry, btw, that the package didn't have a letter inside. i didn't even think to put one in there.) also, you're awesome.
-catherine: sorry to hear things are going to crappy as of late. maybe when you go to language school it'll all turn around. let us know what language you'll be learning.
-trina: post more often and be healthy! that is all :)
as for me, i'm doing well. i've finished my midterms so for the moment i'm relatively work-free. i've been playing ffx-2 (i just picked it up after a 2 year break, having thought the game stank. in reality it's a pretty solid game, just nothing compared to ffx). the dog has been depressed it seems. she probably misses playing with the kids. today we (mom and i) took her to an orchard as we bought apples. she stayed in the car until it was time to leave. then she made a scene trying to escape from the car which resulted in me bear-hugging her buttocks in an attempt to restrain her from running amok in the fields. meanwhile the orchard guys laughed at me :(
ending on a happy note: yay for mommies! (but then, who would argue that?)