Spike ,'Chosen'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Aha, which by my calculations...calendar...whatever, is a month +1 from today. I wonder if that's what's up with all the dreaming.
It makes more sense that the kickplates go on the outside, now that I think about it. Is the armoire nice and stable? We got a big corner unit made at a local wood place when Ben was little. We ended up having to bolt it to the wall; it was so easily tipped.
Gronk.
It is too early to be reading student creative writing pieces without getting snarky.
Must. Contain. the Snark.
This is why I prefer fictional crooks, they tend to be more clever.
Plus they don't take my stuff.
Must. Contain. the Snark.
Ow, we want the snark
Give up the snark
Ow, we need the snark
We gotta have that snark
No, no. They really aren't bad. I'm just very tired and very grouchy and really not fit to hold an orange pen and be constructive.
On the plus side Kristin, you have an orange pen. How cool is that? How cool are you?
t hearts Cindy!
I do have an orange pen. I try not to grade in red. My father used to call it "bleeding all over the students' papers" and I can't quite shake that image.
I sometimes grade in green or purple, too. I suppose that could be demon blood, but I figure the students are less likely to make that leap than the average Buffista.
{{Kristin}} Mornin'.
I admire Kristin's strength of character. I suspect my inability to hold in the snark is one of the things that makes me unfit to be a teacher.
I read an article that said that red is out for grading. Purple is the new red.