Another year

I cannot tell you how wonderful it was to have two weeks off. It took an entire week just to unclench (my jaws). I now understand why teaching is considered a young person's game. You have to be young to be brain-washed into putting up with all the paperwork and blame.

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holly said…
well, my proverbial hat is certainly off to you...
11:23 PM
The Dairy Princess said…
Thanks. Are you keeping up with all your virtual lives?
8:06 AM
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