I killed Natter. Oooops.
Teppy - wanted to say thanks for your help with 504 resources. We had our meeting last week and were able to address a bunch of stuff. Now it is just a matter of both the teachers AND CJ doing their parts. So far so good - he has 1 A, 2 B's and 2 C's. And the B's are close to A's with the C's being close to B's - so at least he isn't starting in a hole.
Well, it just got super dark. Watch out for severe thunderstorms and hail, Chicagoistas.
IT's way too hot here, but no t-storms predicted until tomorrow.
Going back to the being unfit for work thing, when I was younger I used to think I used to think that I wouldn't know what to do with myself if I didn't have a job. Like it would be great for a little while but not long term.
Now I think retirement would be awesome and how soon can I make that happen?
I used to think that I wouldn't know what to do with myself if I didn't have a job
I have never ever felt like that. It bewilders and confuses me when people say things along those lines.
I have never ever felt like that.
I don't even understand how I ever felt like that. But that was a time before I moved to a big city, before Netflix and ebooks and digital comics and free online classes. And, you know, getting older and actually realizing that my time is limited?
Going Walden! There's a word for it! Of course there is. That's what I'm doing.
I used to think that I wouldn't know what to do with myself if I didn't have a job
I come from a long line of people who think like that, and I somehow got the "wants to go live on the side of a mountain with a bunch of hippies" side of the motivation gene pool.
Sadly, I also got the "wants to be highly stable" thing from the workaholic side, and the two are not matchy.