With its twists and turns, Life leads you to yet another unexpected place
So I haven't updated in ... forever. A lot has happened and changed since I last wrote.
I broke it off with PD finally. I just did not feel anything towards him except friendship. I won't give all the details but for me it wasn't a hard break, just the whole breaking it off was the actual difficult part.
Since then I have moved on. I have three guys that are interested in me back home and I am into all of them - but not equally. So it gets more complicated then that. My good friend who was (is?) into one of them that I am the most interested in isn't sure if it would bother her if I pursue him. She would be bothered if I pursued the other one I've been chatting up with on MSN a lot lately and so he is definitely off limits for me. And then there is the third guy she has no interest in and that guy is very obvious about how he feels. And then it gets messier then that. Guy 1 and Guy 3 and my friend all live together in the same house. However, I have literally moved out of Ontario and to Saskatchewan so there is less pressure on me now.
Oh did I mention I moved to Saskatchewan? I did. I had been applying to many positions and I finally got an interview with this one School Division. Obviously it was very successful. So I started the week after school started. Crazy. I only just finished my basic semester plans (TG I only have two different courses but still four classes). This curriculum is insane. And I swear there is way more drama in this small town of 2200 people (330 students in the school) then there ever was in any major city. Or maybe it is that everything is magnified. Anyways, I found out what happened to the teacher I am replacing for at least the year among other dramas surrounding the school (especially the student body).
For the teachers out there, any suggestions on behaviour management strategies?
I broke it off with PD finally. I just did not feel anything towards him except friendship. I won't give all the details but for me it wasn't a hard break, just the whole breaking it off was the actual difficult part.
Since then I have moved on. I have three guys that are interested in me back home and I am into all of them - but not equally. So it gets more complicated then that. My good friend who was (is?) into one of them that I am the most interested in isn't sure if it would bother her if I pursue him. She would be bothered if I pursued the other one I've been chatting up with on MSN a lot lately and so he is definitely off limits for me. And then there is the third guy she has no interest in and that guy is very obvious about how he feels. And then it gets messier then that. Guy 1 and Guy 3 and my friend all live together in the same house. However, I have literally moved out of Ontario and to Saskatchewan so there is less pressure on me now.
Oh did I mention I moved to Saskatchewan? I did. I had been applying to many positions and I finally got an interview with this one School Division. Obviously it was very successful. So I started the week after school started. Crazy. I only just finished my basic semester plans (TG I only have two different courses but still four classes). This curriculum is insane. And I swear there is way more drama in this small town of 2200 people (330 students in the school) then there ever was in any major city. Or maybe it is that everything is magnified. Anyways, I found out what happened to the teacher I am replacing for at least the year among other dramas surrounding the school (especially the student body).
For the teachers out there, any suggestions on behaviour management strategies?