Today I need to study for an essay test in a methods class, decide on a poster idea for Language Awareness, do some research over curanderas (this I am kinda excited about), read about 200 pages of Greek mythology, organize materials for my Technical Writing class, do a mountain of laundry, pick the kids up from school, purchase a mouthpiece for my son (football), run a load in the dishwasher, cook supper, help the kids with their homework, and get everyone in and out of the shower and in bed by 9:00 pm. Sound exciting?
School has only been in session a couple of weeks now, and already I am exhausted. I was able to drop the Approaches to Grammar class because I had already taken one at USAO. I decided to go ahead and keep blogging though. For some reason it seems to be good for my sanity. It gives me a place to vent and share my thoughts and anxieties.
To everyone in Approaches to Grammar: I loved reading your different thoughts and opinions on the subject of grammar. I hope you don't mind ... I might just jeep on reading your post throughout the semester.
We don't mind at all. Especially me. :)
ReplyDeleteWell even if this class did nothing else for you, I am glad it helped you start a blog.
ReplyDeleteHey, of course you can read. I think I'm actually going to start a personal blog outside of the grammar one on blogger. I had one, long ago, and so now it's time to start again, I think.
ReplyDeleteFirst off, I love the artwork images on your page. Good choice. I'm overwhelmed as well. Not only am I now having trouble following along in my Grammar class and trying to study that on my own, I am also trying to balance the blog writing assignments with all of my other classes. Plus, like you pointed out, there's errands at home to take care of too. After reading your list though, it's no wonder you had to drop the class. It sounded impossible to contiue.
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