Just tired.
Sep. 10th, 2008 09:05 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
petmoosieThe flyer for the extracurricular Spanish/French/Chinese went out. (Yes, ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
cvirtue , my school district has the same thing). I am one of two coordinators for my school. I did not come home to an overflowing email inbox. But my answering machine was inadvertently full. I don't know if there were any calls.
I need to deal with the babysitter situation. I can't put it on the backburner any more.
Emily rode the bus with her cousins. The boy, a 1rst grader, watched out for the two girls, making sure that they sat next to him and got off at the right stop. Both girls were in need of cuddles.
I read to them. The Shinnoh Handbook (Pokemon). Three little kids, listening to special moves for monsters, two on my lap and one in a chair next to me. We counted it for the 20 minutes of reading a day.
Then, later, the dog and I demonstrated the word, "feint". I would make like I was throwing the ball one way, the dog would run that way, I would show the kids that I still had the ball in my hand, and then throw it a different way.
cvirtue , my school district has the same thing). I am one of two coordinators for my school. I did not come home to an overflowing email inbox. But my answering machine was inadvertently full. I don't know if there were any calls.I need to deal with the babysitter situation. I can't put it on the backburner any more.
Emily rode the bus with her cousins. The boy, a 1rst grader, watched out for the two girls, making sure that they sat next to him and got off at the right stop. Both girls were in need of cuddles.
I read to them. The Shinnoh Handbook (Pokemon). Three little kids, listening to special moves for monsters, two on my lap and one in a chair next to me. We counted it for the 20 minutes of reading a day.
Then, later, the dog and I demonstrated the word, "feint". I would make like I was throwing the ball one way, the dog would run that way, I would show the kids that I still had the ball in my hand, and then throw it a different way.
