I am super-relieved. Graduation planning and the ceremony are over, teaching and lesson planning are over, and all I have left to do are my grades, which should be easy to complete tomorrow. Today, upon coming home, I read a magazine, called a couple of friends and my family, made some tea, and read outside in the sun. Ah, bliss at last! Upon returning from my bookclub tonight (we’re reading The Handmaid’s Tale), I plan to veg out to our new disc of Alias (Season II). I still have 7 days of “work,” but most of them are self-directed workshops or workdays, and I don’t have to be there at 7:15 a.m., but rather at a more sane time like 9. Plus I get hour-long lunches, paid parking, and a continental breakfast. The good life has begun, though I will miss my students. No, really!
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DMB plays in George, WA on September 1st, 2nd and 3rd at Gorge Ampitheater. I don’t know if that’s anywhere near you, but I think there are still tickets.
I am so relived for you,cause you have been under a tremendous stress factor for several months……….love you and I am proud of you love,gg
I am so relieved for you,cause you have been under a tremendous stress factor for several months……….love you and I am proud of you love,gg
I love your new look!
Some of the English peeps and I are goign to make our own book club this summer. My summer reading list includes: “The Devil Wears Prada” (which I’m reading now), “Persuasion,” “The Kite Runner,” “The Time Traveler’s Wife,” and “Something Rotten” (in the “Eyre Affair” series, by Jasper Fforde).
Cheers for a happy summer!
“The Devil Wears Prada” was an awesome book. I hope the movie is good too after all of the disappointing “chick flicks” this year.
I love the Eyre Affair series!
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