I’m so sorry, Pix.
Natter 77: I miss my friends. I miss my enemies. I miss the people I talked to every day.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
sorry for your loss, pix and drew.
{{{Pix and ND}}}
They're threatening us with freezing rain overnight, though after that it's supposed to kinda sorta warm up. As in, by Thursday it should be in the UPPER 30's.
There are a million other things to say and they don't mean enough. I am just sorry for your loss and your Dad was so loved by those he loved.
So much love to you, Pix and ND.
Pix and Drew, I am so sorry. Big hugs and love to you. These have been very difficult months for you, and I'm sorry for that. My condolences.
Pix and ND, I’m sorry.
And with a super awkward segue… Tonight I received an offer out of the blue to teach a class at a local university… starting Monday. I kind of feel like this is a challenge I should take but my head is swimming. What questions do I need to ask (about the position, not the course)?
Have never been a teacher at any level, so take this for what it's worth; my mind tends to go right to practicalities and logistics:
Is it a one and done -- like, you're replacing someone who dropped at the last minute?
I'd be curious about class size -- I mean, that would have an impact on how much time you'd need for grading and such.
Is it graded or P/F?
Have the students already gotten a syllabus and assigned readings, and what's your leeway there?
Would you be assigned a space/office to decamp as needed on campus? (If you think you'd need it.)
When/how much/how often paid, but, I mean, that's not something you haven't thought of!
Free parking somewhere -- or reimbursed, if not free?
I'm so sorry for your loss, Pix and ND. Hugs to you both.