The weather around the country is whacko and it is SPRING here.
Cowboy cooked breakfast outside over the fire ring on a griddle out front this morning and was it ever tasty. Bacon, eggs, hash browns and toast. The toast even had lines on it. The whole shooting match. This is my very high point day and one that kind of a breakfast fits into nicely. Just tuck it right in there in the corner and have a good time with it. It is good of him to wait till I have a high point day to do these sort of things. He isn't a fish eater as much as I am but he will grill me a piece anytime I want one and find something else to grill for himself if he doesn't want fish. I am so glad that he is so supportive ~ sure helps my program. I have the amounts of points I get each day posted where he can see it and he looks at it before he suggests eating anything or any where. FLOWERS have a good day and if you are a mother and don't read the boards on the weekend HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY to you. And if you aren't a mother ~ happy day to you anyway.


We do that kind once in a while on the weekends. Our sunshine has disappeared and it is supposed to start raining tonight. Maybe that will make it nice for graduation next weekend. I hope you have a nice Mother's Day too! Are any of your children close enough to spend the day with you?
On Sunday, we are going to see Lord of the Dance with Beth.
from Iowa!
I am still trying though.
Even if you have had a few "bad" days, at least you are still thinking OP and that is what counts. You will get back on track, I just know it! We have 5 actual so called class days left but only 1 of those will be on a "normal" schedule. One day includes an hour and a half awards assembly which is so boring to the underclassmen (teachers too!) but the admn. thinks it is a motivator (do I have news for them!), one day is a "day in the park" and I am hoping for thunderstorms
which are predicted, one day has an assembly for student council elections, and Friday is the seniors' last day so they only have a half day and our schedule is rearranged so that the orchestra, band, and chorus can practice their part of the graduation ceremony with the seniors. No wonder we are behind! Our finals are spaced out over three and a half days with make-up time slots in each day. Those days are relaxing in that the students who have all assignments in and detentions made up can leave if they don't have a final scheduled. Our official last day is the 23rd. We had a staff meeting last week and it was announced that in two years, they will eliminate some of the upper level courses and we will go from an 8 period day to a 7 period day. I don't know why they are waiting two years because the budget crunch is on now. One of our math teachers is retiring and they are not replacing her; her class load is being spread out among the other math teachers and a science teacher. Also, in two years they are changing our church night to coincide with other towns in our sports calendar. But the best part of the whole meeting is that the students won't be able to carry their book bags to class anymore! With 600+ students in a building built for 350-400, it gets a little hairy in the hallways, not to mention dangerous. It is also a precaution against weapons, drugs, etc. The students will have a fit because they think they don't have time to run to their lockers between classes; we have 4 min. and I don't have time to go to the bathroom let alone go to a locker. One teacher suggested 5 min. in between classes when we go to 7 classes so we'll see. Whew! I gave you more than you ever wanted to know I'll bet!
I'm glad you will get a double celebration today . . . enjoy!

Just peeking in for a quick "good night". We had a staff meeting this morning at 7:30 and another one tomorrow to vote on a new insurance package. None of the choices will cover same day surgery but have unlimited infertility coverage. Now what's wrong with that picture?
I'm hoping I won't need to use any of it!