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HI!

My first class is over.

I only have about a zillion more to go.

That may be a bit of an over-exaggeration.

It was a good class and I learned a ton. Some of what I am already using with kids at school.

I love that what I am learning at school is so immediately applicable to what I am doing.

Kind of makes learning easier.

Meanwhile, I feel like I'm Indiana Jones. I'm running and running and the big rock is right on my butt. Thankfully Indie didn't get squished by the rock. Gives me hope that I won't be squished by the rock.

I may get squished by laundry.

One way or the other I'm still alive. There are still holes in my socks. Mother Nature is having some major mood swings and Halloween is one short week away. Holly Cow. Any ideas on costumes for 11 year old boys?

Comments

Me, Myself and I saidā€¦
Don't 11 year old boys like blood and gore? Like an accident victim or a dog bite victim or a chemistry experiment gone wrong victim or some kind of victim.
4kidsandcrazy saidā€¦
Jacob wants to be a beat up soccer player. So I guess that fits the blood and gore category. Sounds like his "costume" today was right on track!

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