Uncertainty with two kids is the worst.
If it were just me, I could figure out something. But it's me, my partner and our two kids.
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Uncertainty with two kids is the worst.
If it were just me, I could figure out something. But it's me, my partner and our two kids.
I would rather have daily change than any uncertainty. Uncertainty shuts me down so very fast and then I can not function. I am so sorry you are having to deal with it right now.
Also, can you please tell K that I got my thank you notes and I loved them!! Also, you guys were the total inspiration to introduce Donors Choose to my school and lots of teachers are using it now!
Oh, I'm so glad! Donors Choose is wonderful! I have a DC-grant for paper for next year because we don't have a line item for paper [link] which is odd. It's like.... hmmm, I need to pole dance for...um...paper? Sad and aggravating and perhaps adding to my stress level.
We were just put on a monthly copy limit at our school. Teachers and paras get 250 copies a month. If we make adouble sided copy, it counts as two copies. So for a class of 25 kids, they each get 10 pages PER MONTH. It's ridic.
No damned money for workbooks for each kid to cut back on the copy paper use, but no damned money to pay for the paper to make the copies you need to make. Such a clusterfuck.
I had a copier in my garage that I thought was an inkjet and ruined. Imagine my happy surprise when it was a laserjet. It's now in my classroom happily making copies for me (which is saving my printer, somewhat, because previously I'd just print 200 copies). I have scavenged all the paper around the whole school.
I don't have books for my non-fiction course, so I do a ton of articles. It's a problem.
Next year all the paper will be scavenged and gone. I could do what I did before and make some copies at kinkos and then steal reams of paper. But that seems supremely unethical.
Hence, the DC-grant for paper!
I was surprised by a sudden onslaught of thunder, but it turns out to be a huge bunch of fireworks for the GG Bridge's 75th anniversary.
I'm sure Deb is furious about the effect on her cats.
I'm sorry so much is up in the air right now, Kat. I know that would drive me crazy too.
So hey, dcp, I finally got that Barlow lens you recommended! It is awesome. I need to work out how to shoot a little quicker, but the detail on the moon is just stunning. You can see the rim of the lens here because I don't quite have the angles down yet.
Also, Saturn! This is without the Barlow, because with it, it just moved too fast!
Wow, those are gorgeous, Liese!