Because I've spent days finishing "evals." They are now safely tucked away in the tubs to the left.
As a result I'm in no mood to drive. So here's Alishia making a tricky turn while chatting on her cell phone. With Alishia it's always, "Safety First!"
Here we are. It's a post-spring-eval tradition. We go to the Miracle Mile as a family. What's different between this year and last? Stella's ex utero and proud of it!
I love the Miracle Mile. It combines two very American things: fatty foods and consumer options!
Understandably, Stella is a bit overwhelmed. Last time she was here things were simpler. All she had was amniotic fluid!
Here comes Grandma Kiki. She's sure to calm things down!
Stella's not about to let Grandma "out cool" her. It's time for the shades.
When we tell Stella it will probably be another year until we're back at the Mile, she doesn't take it well.
That means this kid will have the Mile all to himself.
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there's something strange about my sister's pants in that full body shot. I don't know if it's b/c she's blending into the wall, or if they just make the legs look extra long...
optical illusion?
jamie, tell little cj how she can start her own blog...
aaahhh!!!! evals! I can't wait for them to come out!!
You better have written me a good evaluation, Mr. H! This could mean the difference between flipping and burgers and going to college for me!
Ahaha. Evals. Should I mention how much fiendish delight students derive from the thought of their teachers slaving away during the summer (while the students blissfully wallow in all the slothful delights which a week can offer)? No...I suppose I won't mention that.
...I hope I didn't fail your class Magister. AGAIN. That would be sad.
EVALS!!!! how did I do? It's really important that I got an A!!!
Somebody has to flip the burgers. In my opinion, the world would be a better place if the person doing the flipping had read Plato's Republic. Then they'd know that they're doing it for the good of the community or something like that.
For once, I agree with Aristotle.
...and by the way, do you happen to know when students will actually be getting their grades? Or is that classified information?
You agree with Aristotle more often than you might realize. "He has told us our thoughts before we were born..."
I have no idea when students will find out their grades. I'm blissfully ignorant of all such information.
Hmm... well, Aristotle and Plato get along sometimes and hold hands. BTW, I'm thinking of pitching The Odd Couple: Plato and Aristotle to NBC. Aristotle will be the neat freak and Plato will be the free spirit. I, for one, would watch.
You could include Aquinas, too, and have the kernel for a new "Friends." I see Plato as the Joey type.
If Plato is Joey then Aristotle is Phoebe.
Aristotle is the director of the show, unseen yet necessary for our understanding.
Very best site. Keep working. Will return in the near future.
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Very best site. Keep working. Will return in the near future.
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