The past week or so has been really odd for me. I've been mostly off-line, with brief check-ins to read blogs. There just hasn't been much to post about. I've been knitting a lot whilst listening to audio books. I was really tired for a few days, but even though that's better, I'm still on a knitting kick. I'm nearly done with the baby blanket I've been making. I promise to post pictures on my projects page, soon.
I'm continuing with my training as a music docent, although my classroom placement isn't working out too well. The teacher doesn't return my e-mails, so I have to contact her through a third person. Not good. Thinking about asking to be reassigned. I really want to get into the classroom and start teaching.
I'm also still volunteering at the local educational garden I may have mentioned. Last Saturday (a week ago) I was there in the rain. The one hour of the day that it rained was the hour I was there. It was dry when I left home, and dry by the time I got back. At least rain where I live is seldom very wet. We call it rain when most people would just call it mist or a drizzle. That's the kind of rain it was last week. Not pouring. I got wet, but not soaked. I dried off and warmed up fine once I got home. The thing that actually bothered me the most was having muddy shoes. I hate the way mud sticks to itself and makes your shoes heavier and heavier.
This week I went before the rain started, and helped turn compost. I love composting. I hope someday I have a big enough yard and garden to have a compost pile of my own. For now, I have worms in a worm bin, which is nice, but not quite the same . . . .
And that's really all for now. I'll have more updates next week. I have two appointments coming--one with an acupuncturist and one with the highly recommended RE I've mentioned before. I'll let you know how they go.
You should definitely try to get assigned to another teacher - you need help to get this done!
ReplyDeleteVery cool about the educational garden. That sounds very produtive, and therapeutic.
Hope your appointments go well!