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Virtual Choir*
Though it’s not something I do on a regular basis anymore, I love to sing. I occasionally performed on my own, but I was always in choirs. I love harmony. Love love love. I don’t remember how or when I fell in love with choirs, but I try to be a part of them whenever I can. So naturally, when Gene messaged me a little while ago to show me this video, I fell in love immediately. (After the jealousy of my not being in it died down. You know.) I give you: The Virtual Choir! Introduction The Choir
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FINISHED.
I’M DONE. Two minutes ago I submitted my final assignment for my course. For the last four days I have been working on a one-hour professional development workshop for my colleagues. It had to be designed in a way that anyone could pick up the workshop and present it based on the outline and details I wrote. I was so stressed out this morning–I wanted to get it done today and when I didn’t have a call for work by 7:30 I assumed I’d have the day off. …then (of course) the phone rang at 7:35. I was very grateful for the work, but not grateful for the loss of…
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Sunday Smiles*
I am thankful for… 1) People who make me laugh until I cry. 2) IKEA. 3) A husband who will drive in crazy rain so that I don’t have to. 4) Sunday naps. 5) Pretty shoes. 6) Friends. 7) Feel good moives. 8) Busy work weeks. 9) The end of my course! 10) Sleep.
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Date Days*
The Hubster and I spent a lovely, albeit busy day together. Actually, our adventures started last night. As our moving date gets closer and closer (Two weeks! Two weeks!) our “date nights / days” have changed a little bit. Instead of going out for dinner, we find ourselves in Canadian Tire and Home Depot, dreaming about all the projects we hope to take on in our new home. A deck! A dishwasher! A garden! A finished basement! New windows! …just to name a few. We know that many of these projects will be years in the making, but it’s lovely to dream about how it will all look when everything…
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The Drive to Succeed*
Teenagers these days fascinate me. In some ways I feel like they already know so much more than I ever did at that age, but then at the same time I sometimes have to wonder if they are really prepared for life outside the four walls of a high school. One of the things I am constantly surprised by is their attitudes towards tests. Now, this certainly doesn’t apply to everyone, but I always find there is a certain group of students in every class that panic a little during tests. These are good kids who have either forgotten about the test, didn’t prepare as well as they should have,…