I miss Arby's. The one near me closed down a while ago. And Wendy's is going through a remodel. Why do all the fast food chains doing cool social media things like this close down when they're near me?
50 hours ... my weeks can vary from 16 (literally just teach my classes and sit in my office) to 60 or so (grading starts happening across six classes, plus planning) and sometimes inbetween (grades go quickly or nothing's due, but planning takes longer than normal).
Jobs are weird. Do you still work with cardboard boxes, or is that something I cooked up in my head because you like Metal Gear so much?
Beau is BAE.
I don't care that that last sentence makes me sound like a 14 year old girl. I'm not taking it back.
Oh it's real. And it's coming right for us!
Silly me, didn't notice Ducktales and RE pictures in your post. And I'm guessing a FF game. I know one was remade, don't remember which.
To me it might be like a mac n' cheese on pizza situation. It's cool and exotic the first time, but ... yeah, I need a better analogy.
Maybe panda cats are delicious is what I'm not really trying to say. Where am I?
Me too, but I make no promises.
The Google search was for panda cat ... what it actually is, I have no idea.
It isn't now that I'm used to it and have changed my expectations a bit. The first year teaching is generally hell because you're not sure how to plan your classes, constantly worried about whether you're doing enough, and you have this idea of being a great teacher and it's just not going to happen out of the gate.
In some ways maybe I've become too lax or nonchalant, but it's a lot better than wracking myself with guilt to the point of having a medical disorder. I feel A LOT better than I did last year. This job comes with a lot of freedom and free time, you just have to be careful about how you use it. It certainly beats teaching high school or middle school where the admins are constantly up your ass. If anything my problem at times is having too much freedom.
