However, I decided I would not allow my day to go awry. I made the decision to take control of my day. I began to confess to myself that today was going to be a Great day.
This is what may day was like:
Drove to work
Prepared some things for my student teacher (who officially starts in the fall)
Spent the morning teaching
Went out and picked up lunch
Spent the afternoon teaching
Tidied up the classroom and prepared a few things for the next day
Drove across town to a workshop
Spent and hour at the workshop
Drove home
Picked up my daughter
Went to the craft store
Went shopping at a department store (and bought three pairs of shoes)
Stopped by the coffee shop
Went to the drug store
Settled in for bit but then remembered...IT'S TUESDAY! I HAVE TO WRITE MY SLICE.
So there you have it. What a day! A Great Day!
Or...Maybe it was the shoes.
The shoes sure didn't hurt. I think those were your me time during a very busy day!
ReplyDeleteBusy day that probably made your feet hurt a bit! Accomplishing a lot can make for a great day and shoes definitely help.
ReplyDeleteI'm like you - don't iron until it's time to put it on. I'm not sure I would have been able to handle a spot and a loose button and still manage to say I'm going to have a Great Day.
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