Sorry I haven't posted in a while. Things have been so busy! My new job started this week, and I love it! I work at an after-school program, and it has been a challenege and a blast. The kids are great, though some can be a nuisance. As part of my two week training, I have to come up with a craft for 4-5 grades and a fitness game for K-1 grades. For the craft, I am doing bead animals. They used to be so popular and fun to have when I was a kid, and they haven't made a comback in awhile, so why not? We're going to do the simple pattern ( the snake). Hopefully, they will enjoy making them. For the fitness game, I'm doing something easy: Soccer. It's not too hard for such young children, and I know the rules (relatively speaking). I'll have a co-worker there to help me, so it will be no sweat. I'm dreading doing it, though. The kids make me kinda nervous, which is silly.
Tomorror, or well... today, I have to go to a curricular meeting to discuss different things that can be taught to the kids. It should be fun (sarcasm in the written form here people!) The meeting is going to be in a bad part of town, so I'm kinda nervous.
Updates:
I finally watched Forgetting Sarah Marshall. It was funny, although it was a little too into the sexual aspect of it, which is fine, but come on. The main character showed his personal area twice in the movie. The first time was surprising, but the second time was just... boring. There is nothing great about a man's speacial area. I also watched The Covenate. That was pretty good, although they used new actors/actresses, which meant the acting wasnt 100 percent good. It ha a good plot, but it lacked any emotion. When the main character's girl is taken and used as bait by the bad guy, the guy doesnt even freak out. He just gets this little boy look like "Give that back! That's mmiiiiinnnneee!"
I haven't gotten to those books I said I would start on. Suddenly, I can't find any at the library. There were plenty copies at the 2 libraries close to home, and now poof. Vanished.
Anywho, I'm done rambling. It's not like anyone actually reads what I write, so who cares, right? No one.