Wow. Let’s talk about what
doesn’t go well together- TEACHING AND BLOGGING. But you know what does go just swimmingly together? Teaching and drinking. The fourth grade team (who I’m obsessed with
by the way, and do NOT want to leave) has been hitting the bottle lately. Just kidding.
But not really.
Seriously though. How
do teachers find time to blog? All those
cutesy teacher blogs out there? When do
they do it? I can’t even get it together
and enter grades on time. Maybe they
blog while they teach. Which (if you
must know) I came dangerously close to doing on Friday. But I showed some self-control
professionalism. I considered writing a
teaching blog and sharing some of the activities we’ve been doing… but I then
decided I needed to stay true to this blog’s roots. And this blog is about narcissism. And not working. And making fun of my husband. Don’t get me wrong, these children have been
giving me LOTS of material for the latter, but I just don’t feel right selling
out ten-year-olds for the sake of humor.
I’d much rather sell out my husband and make fun of the dumb-ass
things he does. So until I get back to
having no job, and being around RJ, this blog is on a bit of a hiatus.
As much as I miss blogging, I really love teaching.
I need to go back to the classroom
full time.
I feel so fortunate to have
found a job that I truly love, and am passionate about.
|
Project time! How cute are they? |
|
One of my very favorites. This girl has me wrapped around her finger, which is a problem when she is naughty. Which is often. |
|
We love The Watsons go to Birmingham! |
|
Another heart stealer. When she met RJ, she went up to him said, "Pleased to meet your acquaintance," and then she curtsied! Haha. |
|
This story cracked me up. Kids are so funny |
I am also so lucky to have the world’s greatest best friend
who took in my homeless self, and puts up with me and my mess. You should all go get yourselves a Sally
Winchester. She’s the best.
|
Thanksgiving party |
|
Favorite! |
Also, RJ came and visited the kids on Friday, and they were all so cute together. Of course, Friday afternoons = insanity, therefore I didn't take any pictures, so you'll just have to take my word for it. Some of my favorite comments were, "Wow. You're short. I thought Ms. Lund liked tall guys," "How old are you? 29? You look like a teenager!" "Do you work, or does Ms. Lund have to bring home all the money?" That last one was my personal fave. Heehee. Oh, and I did change my name, but since I taught these kids last year, only about ten of them actually remember to call me Mrs. Alexander. Anyway, RJ is such a saint because he spent three hours in the classroom helping me and hanging out with the kids, and then went to dinner with some of the fourth grade team, where teacher talk dominated the conversation pretty much the entire time. Then we went to the ARISE Christmas party, where more teacher talk ensued. He also sat through reflection (detention), and witnessed multiple children have epic meltdowns, and me yell. Then he waited for me to have two parent conferences. What a keeper. I am obsessed with
him.
I am also obsessed with gingerbread contests that end with
your house looking like this: