Very obviously, I am still surviving. Actually, my classes are quite mild
compared to my last quarter at
BCC. I hope they get a little more exciting as we get further into the quarter,
because right now, I'm actually getting a little bored. And anybody that knows me, knows that I need to be challenged to remain interested.
I also started a new position at work. It's as a team leader, which means that I get to handle all the personnel related stuff...
coachings, and dialogues, and schedules and all that jazz. It's only for two other employees (one is only part time). My manager went part time, and promised to give it six months before she decides to officially retire. We'll see what happens. I have also been told that we are expecting to hire another person in the beginning of 2009, and that person would report to me as well.
It's almost 6:30 in the morning, and all the kiddos are still sleeping. Yesterday, I was playing with the idea of taking them to the zoo today, but then
Kameryn gave me her cold (she loves sharing things with me), and I am a bit under the weather. I keep hoping that things will turn around, and everybody will pop out of bed and be ready for a fun day. I haven't said anything to the kids, though, so we'll see how the morning goes. Jason has had some insane hours the last couple of days, so he won't be going with us, so I need to make sure that I really, REALLY, want to go, or I may go crazy.
Well, that's about it. Later.
She has passed the "kid" stage and is now a preteen. And living up to every bit of it with the mocking attitude and the sly looks that implies she is sharing a secret with us that the "little" kids don't know. (Whatever it is, I wish she would tell me).
No more frilly dressing up, putting on anything that might be pretty, and the more the outfit clashes, the more it is judged as a success.
Gone are the gap tooth smiles, and bedhead hair. Now she runs and hides whenever I get the camera out.
She does, however, still like posing with a fish...what's up with that?
