Well, truth and accuracy requires an addendum that reads, ALMOST no Muppets. N is home, he has football practice that does not sync up nicely with my hubby's family picnic time. But, being the teenager that he is, I am alone, for all intents and purposes.
And this time of no muppets and no meetings and no revolving door on my classroom (My FF can vouch for me - I have an invisible revolving door in my classroom. Everyone knows it is there, even though you can't see it.) allows me to actually work. I tried working yesterday, it was a shift day. I can tell you that very little got done.
So, I am off to organize my student teacher/field worker's binder and my AP Binders and finish my lesson plan standard correlation and hopefully find my sanity out of this pile o'craziness. Notice the Scat Mat - so the polar bears don't stomp on my papers while defending me from the blowing winds on the other side of the window.
Enjoy your day. Take a moment to think of those who fought for the 8 hour work days and child labor laws. Regardless of where you stand on the issue of unions, you have benefited from those who fought the fights that Labor Day represents.
