Vague maladies with no symptoms other than whole body aches, headaches, and low fever can FTFO.
I don't feel up to posting much more than this, so the floor is yours. What's getting on your tits today?
A place to vent your frustrations and, just maybe, feel a little better for having told them to FO. With Cheese.
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I think I might know what you mean--I've had a stupid sniffle for going on two weeks now. And the worst part is that getting my neck adjusted chiropractically probably would solve it, only I don't have the time to go.
Eff grading. I hate doing it. I hate finding out who didn't hand anything in, because that means I have to chase them down and get them to do the work. This isn't what I signed up for as a librarian!
Kate, if there had been a sniffle, I could have called it the flu--as it was, all I could call it was uncomfortable, puzzling, and frustrating.
What is a librarian doing assigning/grading homework? Why are they making you do a classroom teacher's job?
Get feeling better, HH. Kate, that totally sux.
My own fuck off this week is just a general one for our current political class. I can remember when I could have been okay with either the Dem or Repub field. Now, not so much.
Oh, and a big, fat fuck off to the Taliban and other flavors of Islamopricks.
I haven't even read the actual news stories about the supposed Koran burning, but fuck off, Islamopricks. No one riots over someone burning a Bible. No one riots over someone burning a Torah.
But the islamopricks have to riot over this.
And fuck off to Barry. Do not apologize to the scum.
HH--my question exactly. And what's worse is that my certification credits didn't really involve setting up a curriculum with assessments like the way this class operates. Still developing it in the middle of my second year.
Ken, Kate, I was pretty much over the blahs within two days--when I run a fever, whatever was making me sick doesn't tend to stick around long.
Ken, seconded on both your irritations. Stay tuned for Friday...
Kate, I've been teaching Comp I & II for almost 10 years now, and I'm still working on making sure my curriculum works for my students. It's always a work in progress, so don't feel too bad about that.
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