I agree. I ragged on you all the time for coming home and not working on your lessons. However, if you have everything planned out by the beginning of the week, you shouldn't be spending a lot of time in the afternoons, other than grading. In fact I've made it home before 5:30 TWICE this weekend, which again, for me, is amazing.
Also, have you considered getting a certification in theater education? Lots of schools, including high schools, need drama teachers. And then you could combine your curriculum: monologues, theater history, parts of the stage, watching/reading famous plays, doing theater games (like Whose Line is it anyway?), and of course, musical theater.
Oh, and I think about you a good bit. I'm actually watching "Top Chef" as we speak. And the picture frame of Mine & Brandy's senior clarinet recital is on my bookcase. I see your pic every morning when I wake up.
I'm thinking about staying with Brandy on Oct. 12, driving down with her on the 13th for Homecoming (remember, 13's our lucky #), and coming back up here on the 14th. What ya' think?
Eric Sureley's coming next weekend. I'm thinking about taking him to Six Flags. So when you come, that'll be Six Flags, round 2 in the same month. But hey, at least it'll be Fright Fest, and our only Halloween celebration. It's weird. All of these Halloween stores are opening, and it makes me sad to think that we're not hosting the most awesome party EVER this year. ...in time.
And I think Brandy's therapy is right. It's not really "teaching" that's hard, but rather the transition into adulthood. And you were doing it all while still living the "college" lifestyle. How confusing!
And to think, I may be living with Hope next year? ...I'll be transitioning BACK to the college-lifestyle. lol Oh well...
Also, that's great to hear about Wes. He keeps getting further and further away. First Atlanta, then Florida, and now England? How's Lacey taking it, really??? It's got to be exciting but still...so far away.
Also, have you considered getting a certification in theater education? Lots of schools, including high schools, need drama teachers. And then you could combine your curriculum: monologues, theater history, parts of the stage, watching/reading famous plays, doing theater games (like Whose Line is it anyway?), and of course, musical theater.
Oh, and I think about you a good bit. I'm actually watching "Top Chef" as we speak. And the picture frame of Mine & Brandy's senior clarinet recital is on my bookcase. I see your pic every morning when I wake up.
I'm thinking about staying with Brandy on Oct. 12, driving down with her on the 13th for Homecoming (remember, 13's our lucky #), and coming back up here on the 14th. What ya' think?
Eric Sureley's coming next weekend. I'm thinking about taking him to Six Flags. So when you come, that'll be Six Flags, round 2 in the same month. But hey, at least it'll be Fright Fest, and our only Halloween celebration. It's weird. All of these Halloween stores are opening, and it makes me sad to think that we're not hosting the most awesome party EVER this year. ...in time.
And I think Brandy's therapy is right. It's not really "teaching" that's hard, but rather the transition into adulthood. And you were doing it all while still living the "college" lifestyle. How confusing!
And to think, I may be living with Hope next year? ...I'll be transitioning BACK to the college-lifestyle. lol Oh well...
Also, that's great to hear about Wes. He keeps getting further and further away. First Atlanta, then Florida, and now England? How's Lacey taking it, really??? It's got to be exciting but still...so far away.
Hope you're doing well. Love you much!
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