I see it all too clear.
We read The Two Brothers last night! It was quite enjoyable, though much longer than we had been expecting. I’d say it’s one of my favorite Grimm’s Tales. I also really liked Faithful John. It’s been fun reading it with Cherri; I have a lot of fun with it. We’ve both been a little dispirited (to say the least) since the 17th so it’s been hard to read too. But I think we’re getting through it. And I think we’re about halfway through the Grimm’s tales now. A lot of them just make me shake my head. But it’s something I can do with Cherri, which I don’t feel like I get to do often.
I scheduled the basic skills test; I’ll take that on October 18, 2013. When I pass it, I’ll meet another requirement for my state’s credentialing. And, if I choose, I’ll be able to sub. I’m still not sure I want to do that. I know that it would be very good experience. I can’t shake my head at that. The downside is that the sub license/cert is for k-12. I don’t want to sub for secondary school. Although that would be a unique experience in its own way. I’m still not sure I want to sub at all. I don’t believe that the district requires us to have sub hours (although some do). I could, I suppose, sub though and work on more networking (and having money for once would be a nice change). The downside is that I still have projects and homework to do. The time management issue might kill me (well, no, I would make it work out). I’m apprehensive to do it, right now, though because I’m quite comfortable where I am. I’ll really need to look through the pros and cons. And if all I come up with the cons is that “I don’t want too” maybe it wouldn’t be a bad idea to try. Besides, I’ll do my student teaching next fall, so I might not get a job right away; subbing could kind of supplement that.
Today is mom’s birthday! We’ll be watching movies, making chocolate cake, and having pizza. I hope she has a great day! :D
The fairest has been chosen.
I scheduled the basic skills test; I’ll take that on October 18, 2013. When I pass it, I’ll meet another requirement for my state’s credentialing. And, if I choose, I’ll be able to sub. I’m still not sure I want to do that. I know that it would be very good experience. I can’t shake my head at that. The downside is that the sub license/cert is for k-12. I don’t want to sub for secondary school. Although that would be a unique experience in its own way. I’m still not sure I want to sub at all. I don’t believe that the district requires us to have sub hours (although some do). I could, I suppose, sub though and work on more networking (and having money for once would be a nice change). The downside is that I still have projects and homework to do. The time management issue might kill me (well, no, I would make it work out). I’m apprehensive to do it, right now, though because I’m quite comfortable where I am. I’ll really need to look through the pros and cons. And if all I come up with the cons is that “I don’t want too” maybe it wouldn’t be a bad idea to try. Besides, I’ll do my student teaching next fall, so I might not get a job right away; subbing could kind of supplement that.
Today is mom’s birthday! We’ll be watching movies, making chocolate cake, and having pizza. I hope she has a great day! :D
The fairest has been chosen.