Blah. Time moves ever so slowly when you watch ever second tick by.
Ugh. I'm feeling the "when will the school year be over?" blues. I'm actually feeling the "when will July come?" blues as well. Arghhh. I am mostly deadened to my softer sensibilities, at least when it comes to going that extra mile for Yutaka JHS. I can do it at Toyohama because the lessons are well done and taken care of by Uekiyo-sensei, but at Yutaka? Let's just say that I'm learning about the benefits of spacing out in class. Shameless ALT I am.
I'm more tired than usual because of all the taiko practices we've been doing in preparation for the town culture festival on Saturday. But it'll all be over soon. I'm not sure if my ennui will disappear so quickly. Apathy at school is something that I'd once abandoned, but have decided to embrace once again. I can't say that I was all that optimistic about JHS before, but now I'm consciously uncaring of whether the students learn or try in Mrs. Sakimori's class. It's kind of sad.
Oh! And I'm currently reading a brain-candy/light mystery series starring a children's dance instructor named Jenny T. Partridge. The first book is a fast read and made me laugh out loud within the first few paragraphs. Really gonna enjoy this series.
Bye for now!
I'm more tired than usual because of all the taiko practices we've been doing in preparation for the town culture festival on Saturday. But it'll all be over soon. I'm not sure if my ennui will disappear so quickly. Apathy at school is something that I'd once abandoned, but have decided to embrace once again. I can't say that I was all that optimistic about JHS before, but now I'm consciously uncaring of whether the students learn or try in Mrs. Sakimori's class. It's kind of sad.
Oh! And I'm currently reading a brain-candy/light mystery series starring a children's dance instructor named Jenny T. Partridge. The first book is a fast read and made me laugh out loud within the first few paragraphs. Really gonna enjoy this series.
Bye for now!