I can be very dim at times!
In this misery that is ‘No Internet Connection at Home’ I
have missed writing my blog and, from kindly comments received, others have
missed reading it.
I’ve even posted a few holding messages regarding why
there’s no blog, posting on my school laptop at school and using the school
connection.
Yes, that’s right – USING THE SCHOOL CONNECTION!!
So why has it taken me nearly two weeks to realise that I
could write my blog at home, save it on my memory stick and then post it at
school? See – I can be very dim at
times.
So, while I’m connection-less at home, that’s what I will
do. The same goes for Teacher’s
Recipes. In fact, I’m trying a stir fry
this evening and, should it be as tasty as it sounds, I will be posting about
it on Monday. Later today I will be
popping into school, starting up my laptop and blogging. Yay!!!
So – what have I been up to?
Well, work has been extremely stressful (which is one reason for the
dimness, I suspect) and I’m finding things very difficult. It’s hard to teach when one is close to tears
some of the time but, thankfully, one copes!!!
To balance that I have a very dear friend staying for a while and when
she goes I have another very dear friend coming to stay. Lovely!
And then it’s the Easter holiday and time to – er – start
writing the end of year reports (deep sighs).
I’m finding that suddenly I have more time. A LOT more time. For the first time in ages the ironing board
will be empty this evening and the washing will all be done. I'm reading books (well, kindle books,
anyway) and keeping on top of the mess.
It’s made me realise quite how much time I spend sitting in front of the
monitor and when I am reconnected I need to discipline myself rather more. It’s all rather addictive isn’t it?
Ah, well – must get the ironing board out now, telly on
(nice Saturday cookery programmes) and in between sheets and hankies I will be
roasting some veg for soup for tomorrow.
The lovely weather calls for fruits and salads so I must go shopping
too. The window is open, the broccoli
has been picked and I need to get going!
I am so happy to be able to read your postings once more. I had not realised how much I enjoy them, nor how much I would miss your cheerfulness despite the pressures you face. Welcome back. Jx
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