Tuesday, April 17, 2012

What I've Been Doing...

Finishing this year's yearbook, outlining next year's book, and picking a new yearbook staff.
Trying to get the kidlets ready for the ISAT.

Planning, filming, and editing a 13 minute video to show at the sixth grade orientation.

Missing Brady and Mia (and Brianna and Spencer) .


Going to some library meetings... and not going to other library meetings.



Creating "records" for the High Priests' dinner centerpieces.


And giving a 20 minute talk on "The Strength of a Woman" to a group of twenty three Methodist women, two Baptist ladies, and one Relief Society sister. How did I end up giving a 20 minute talk on "The Strength of a Woman" to a group of twenty three Methodist women, two Baptist ladies, and one Relief Society sister?


That is an excellent question.


And when I figure it out, I will let you know.

6 comments:

Janiece said...

i can tell you...
You are amazing!
I could listen to you talk and teach anytime. I learn so much from you.

Janiece said...

thanks for visiting my seldom updated blog!

Kar said...

Man, that screaming lady has a REALLY small waist. I recently measured my waist and hips for a possible on-line purchase of some skinny jeans, and my waist is only one inch smaller than my hips. AWESOME. Anywho, dang, are you a busy kind of lady. I always felt so badly for the yearbook advisors at the school where I worked. And I always prayed I would never have to do it.

Nat said...

You are amazing. I don't know how you do it all!

I saw how stressed my Eng. teacher/ yearbook adviser was every year at the final deadline n(I was on yearbook staff in 8th and 9th grade). Yearbook on top of normal Eng. classes? No thanks!

But like I said, you're amazing, so I know you have done it all really well.

Jenny said...

wish i'd been able to hear your 20 minute talk. i'm sure it was wonderful. hang in there - almost summer!!!

SAYDA said...

Sounds like a crazy time of year. I remember it was crazy for Dick when he was working. I love love LOVE those High Priests' dinner centerpieces! Wish I could have been there for your talk. I bet it was amazing. You are amazing!!! That's why I read your blog because it lifts me up. Where did it take place? Aubrey loves learning from you. Thanks so much for being a unique teacher.