Yay for back to school, right?

'What will your obituary say?' at QuizGalaxy.com

...well, that about says it all, doesn't it? >.>

Back in class. Much yayness. Or not so much. It was weird last night--I was completely wired, and I have no idea why. So I hung out and chatted with people until about three AM, when the world suddenly dropped out from under me and I snuggled down and slept like a baby. I didn't want to wake up, but I did. And I was on-time for my first class *thumbs up* I'm usually about two minutes late, just because Candy-chan is not a morning person. Eh, the prof's cool ^__^

Methods unit...ugh. I haven't done a lesson plan like this in ages, so I can't remember if I'm doing it right or not. I did the first two lesson plans, and then skipped ahead and did the last one, which is assessment (read: TEST). What makes these very gaaaaah is that we have to make it very detailed--the idea is that anybody should be able to walk in, pick up this unit, and teach our lessons. I chuckle at that idea--hope Substitute Teacher can play piano! Still to do for that...

1) Ask PK lots and lots of annoying questions.
2) Finish writing seven other lesson plans.
3) PHOTOCOPY PHOTOCOPY PHOTOCOPY!
4) Mark conductor's scores.
5) Draw/make visual aides.
6) Photocopy some more. Musicians die without our copy machines.
7) Put it all together with a prayer for mercy.

But on the bright side, after this is finished I'll almost be done with the big stuff. The mandala project is my last big one, and then a couple of journals and one more binder for Methods, in which I basically assemble all the stuff I've done this past semester and turn it in. Oh yeah...and piano proficiency. But we're not going to talk about that, or else I might cry. Two more weeks!

Oh, and ashleymouse crossed the 50K mark last night for NaNoWriMo. PRAISE HER, I SAY!!

Yay for back to school, right?

'What will your obituary say?' at QuizGalaxy.com

...well, that about says it all, doesn't it? >.>

Back in class. Much yayness. Or not so much. It was weird last night--I was completely wired, and I have no idea why. So I hung out and chatted with people until about three AM, when the world suddenly dropped out from under me and I snuggled down and slept like a baby. I didn't want to wake up, but I did. And I was on-time for my first class *thumbs up* I'm usually about two minutes late, just because Candy-chan is not a morning person. Eh, the prof's cool ^__^

Methods unit...ugh. I haven't done a lesson plan like this in ages, so I can't remember if I'm doing it right or not. I did the first two lesson plans, and then skipped ahead and did the last one, which is assessment (read: TEST). What makes these very gaaaaah is that we have to make it very detailed--the idea is that anybody should be able to walk in, pick up this unit, and teach our lessons. I chuckle at that idea--hope Substitute Teacher can play piano! Still to do for that...

1) Ask PK lots and lots of annoying questions.
2) Finish writing seven other lesson plans.
3) PHOTOCOPY PHOTOCOPY PHOTOCOPY!
4) Mark conductor's scores.
5) Draw/make visual aides.
6) Photocopy some more. Musicians die without our copy machines.
7) Put it all together with a prayer for mercy.

But on the bright side, after this is finished I'll almost be done with the big stuff. The mandala project is my last big one, and then a couple of journals and one more binder for Methods, in which I basically assemble all the stuff I've done this past semester and turn it in. Oh yeah...and piano proficiency. But we're not going to talk about that, or else I might cry. Two more weeks!

Oh, and ashleymouse crossed the 50K mark last night for NaNoWriMo. PRAISE HER, I SAY!!