My bonnie lassie..
So.
It was beautiful. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, and I can think of a thousand words, a thousand pictures and so much more, but really it makes wonderful (wonderful wonderful wonderful) beautiful pretty accurate.
The landscape, the woman who almost, but unfortunately not quite endless hours of togetherness. If you want to know how everyday life in rural Scotland looks like in place Lenchens diary a fairly accurate description, and many of the things that she has reported in recent months have impressed me as much amazed, amused, as she did. Really great, I also found the phone book too, Cairn: Seven or eight zusammengetackerte A4 pages with name, name of the house and three-digit phone number.
A life so completely without anonymity can be really refreshing.
And my mouse is anyway. (I think it can mean more or less creative transitions and related income slowly to them today is difficult.)
We had a lot, a lot of sitting comfortably at home, ate lots of delicious things, laughed a lot, much tanked area ... Yes, it was really a lot of nice:)
Back at the Oak Tree daily reported I thrilled with my Scotland Week, which for the most part so do not "dark and thanks", but clear and sunny was - and corrected cheerfully, "he to "to" she ". It is never boring.
Friday, February 29, 2008
Find Vietnamese Movies
We like papaya...
(Oh yes .. Boo has given the Take That song really a whole new charm ...)
In contrast to my busy woman, I am writing entries this week anyway to do come in terms of Internet loyalty.
Now that I have, however slowly deserted to the night a lot and arrived a cold day Ashford and also brought my thunder daily math lesson and two tutoring sessions in Literacy successfully behind me, I hope I can once again a little more detailed report from my life .
I just came back from a very nice pub dinner with Heather and two other friends, one of them with heart and soul midwife (she said the other day some 15,000 babies). Well, it is Natura's funny, but it takes a drunk in record time under the table. So I have this evening not only vegetables of 400 ° C hot volcanic stones eaten, but also attended an education hours à la Nick and find out that Viagra was originally developed for the faint hearted people. You learn never made (and two bottles of wine can be very educational in that context, promoting).
addition, I feel reconfirmed in my career choice, after I wrote this week a beautiful story and a few more times made the experience that children are simply divine. Who would be "a slice of chicken" to get riled otherwise so as to be called?
One of our Year 1 students (ie, a five-year-old) has also managed to trigger the alarm in the pool, so that all had to be evacuated. Said now does not really fit into the context of confirmation ... but there is always an exciting story.
has also developed on the home front a lot since I last wrote more than keywords to photos. But for another time. Finally, I have not even written anything about Scotland. This, however, deserve an extra entry.
(Oh yes .. Boo has given the Take That song really a whole new charm ...)
In contrast to my busy woman, I am writing entries this week anyway to do come in terms of Internet loyalty.
Now that I have, however slowly deserted to the night a lot and arrived a cold day Ashford and also brought my thunder daily math lesson and two tutoring sessions in Literacy successfully behind me, I hope I can once again a little more detailed report from my life .
I just came back from a very nice pub dinner with Heather and two other friends, one of them with heart and soul midwife (she said the other day some 15,000 babies). Well, it is Natura's funny, but it takes a drunk in record time under the table. So I have this evening not only vegetables of 400 ° C hot volcanic stones eaten, but also attended an education hours à la Nick and find out that Viagra was originally developed for the faint hearted people. You learn never made (and two bottles of wine can be very educational in that context, promoting).
addition, I feel reconfirmed in my career choice, after I wrote this week a beautiful story and a few more times made the experience that children are simply divine. Who would be "a slice of chicken" to get riled otherwise so as to be called?
One of our Year 1 students (ie, a five-year-old) has also managed to trigger the alarm in the pool, so that all had to be evacuated. Said now does not really fit into the context of confirmation ... but there is always an exciting story.
has also developed on the home front a lot since I last wrote more than keywords to photos. But for another time. Finally, I have not even written anything about Scotland. This, however, deserve an extra entry.
Monday, February 25, 2008
How Long For Navy Urinalysis To Return
Busy, busy bee..
I come lately somehow no longer to write. Between school, Scotland travel, school, university, housing organization chaos and life, I think right now hardly a quiet moment. I hope this will change soon so I am here again about my exciting life (ahem) can tell:)
now but first:
This is how you spell happiness!
I come lately somehow no longer to write. Between school, Scotland travel, school, university, housing organization chaos and life, I think right now hardly a quiet moment. I hope this will change soon so I am here again about my exciting life (ahem) can tell:)
now but first:
This is how you spell happiness!
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Friday, February 8, 2008
Thursday, February 7, 2008
Jansport Hemi Backpack
You are the music in me..
Well, except that I had to take a majority spontaneously overboard, because you will pick up the children so from where they stand (as Papa tonight said - long, long time I have not heard, and I remembered something Jeanette with her perfectly round baby belly) and I could not find at the planned meeting place, my first lesson went well.
Very good indeed, considering that the spontaneous re-scheduling has worked out pretty smoothly.
must for next week I cut back an entire corner, but I can think of something.
This evening we went to a performance of Kerry in their vintage High School for Girls. Oooh, the atmosphere. Children who go to school to learn because they want to. What a sad contrast to the frightening message that this afternoon, a twelve year old has tried to put Christ Church College at the corner on fire.
Anyway, I am always touched by the unintentional comedy of this show. And of course, of the talents. Songs, dances, poems, stories. Great, great, great.
Oh, and "On the wall, lying in wait" in nearly flawless German. I was impressed and could not stop on the way back to sing this song. We also had a chase and interesting conversations.
Liz: "So, Kerry, who was that teacher on the stage?"
Kerry: "Mrs D. She 's weird."
Me: "And Scottish."
"Kerry:" Yes, so badly "
Badly Scottish Whatever that's supposed to mean I might find out next week...)
Well, except that I had to take a majority spontaneously overboard, because you will pick up the children so from where they stand (as Papa tonight said - long, long time I have not heard, and I remembered something Jeanette with her perfectly round baby belly) and I could not find at the planned meeting place, my first lesson went well.
Very good indeed, considering that the spontaneous re-scheduling has worked out pretty smoothly.
must for next week I cut back an entire corner, but I can think of something.
This evening we went to a performance of Kerry in their vintage High School for Girls. Oooh, the atmosphere. Children who go to school to learn because they want to. What a sad contrast to the frightening message that this afternoon, a twelve year old has tried to put Christ Church College at the corner on fire.
Anyway, I am always touched by the unintentional comedy of this show. And of course, of the talents. Songs, dances, poems, stories. Great, great, great.
Oh, and "On the wall, lying in wait" in nearly flawless German. I was impressed and could not stop on the way back to sing this song. We also had a chase and interesting conversations.
Liz: "So, Kerry, who was that teacher on the stage?"
Kerry: "Mrs D. She 's weird."
Me: "And Scottish."
"Kerry:" Yes, so badly "
Badly Scottish Whatever that's supposed to mean I might find out next week...)
Sunday, February 3, 2008
Paper Boats That Hold Pennies
To a man with a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
Ah, had the day but only more hours
If only I'd have more faith in my. . skills as a teacher, and my knowledge of the world
beautiful But yesterday, his dad: When he last before me spread his knowledge of hens (very topical issue for my wife), I complained that he knows so much, and I not. "How old are you," he asked, "and how old I am?"
"Yes, but ..." was my plaintive response, he suggested a few minutes in the wind when he asked me why I would complain in the face of his newly acquired chainsaw ticket not because of my ignorance in this area.
Oh yes. I'm working on. Living and learning.
Ah, had the day but only more hours
If only I'd have more faith in my. . skills as a teacher, and my knowledge of the world
beautiful But yesterday, his dad: When he last before me spread his knowledge of hens (very topical issue for my wife), I complained that he knows so much, and I not. "How old are you," he asked, "and how old I am?"
"Yes, but ..." was my plaintive response, he suggested a few minutes in the wind when he asked me why I would complain in the face of his newly acquired chainsaw ticket not because of my ignorance in this area.
Oh yes. I'm working on. Living and learning.
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