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I got my camera back. I’m very happy to have my grandchildren back in my purse where they belong. I was going to tell you the whole, long sordid story, but I’m feeling grateful that I have my camera. I’m afraid that if I put all the negative details out into the universe, negativity will […] Let’s review: Wednesday: 29 teachers laid off. Definitely one of the lowest lows on the roller coaster. Thursday: An emergency meeting was called by our site SDEA representative to give information about what laid-off teachers should do for next steps. At the meeting two students came in and presented a huge poster-sized petition they had […] NIGHT ONE IN A TWO-NIGHT SERIES The meatballs: One pound of turkey meat, one small onion, two slices of whole grain nutty bread diced into bread crumbs, 2 small eggs (or 1 large), 3 T or so of catsup or other tomatoey ingredient, fresh diced garlic, fresh parsley, 1/4 cup of […] My father had a rooster collection…maybe 50 or more roosters given to him by family and friends. I think part of the reason he started a collection was because his daughters never knew what to get him for Father’s Day, birthdays, and special occasions. I think he was tired of ties. After my […] The Women’s Health Magazine has been a wealth of information this past month as I re-learn to cook and prepare foods that are healthy. I’m improvising even further to add fresh veges and herbs whenever I have them available (that’s once I google what they look like, find them in the store, and […] It seems that every year, school budgets get leaner and leaner…until the bear on the California flag has become quite gaunt. This poster was designed by Hoover art teacher, Jeremy Merrill, who I think got the severity of the situation right.
This is Jeremy, whistle in mouth, holding up one […] While the star and her little brother went home to take a nap…and Captain Random took his own nap at our house, I decided to stuff some bell peppers.
Of course, we always begin with a little bit of olive oil in a hot pan…add fresh garlic and fresh tomatoes. […] Rapunzel had the lead role last Sunday in the YMCA dance recital…yes, the lead role…see how the spotlight is on her?
Well, there were other adorable 4-year-olds on stage dressed in the same Tarzan tutus… …all watching their creative choreographer dancing on the sidelines. March 9th, 2012 | Category: Entertainment, Family | 5 comments - (Comments are closed) I teach in a neighborhood that isn’t necessarily big on gardening. There’s not a lot of unclaimed ground and maybe there’s not a lot of knowledge about how and what to grow. Last year, some interested teachers, community members, and students got together and started some vegetable beds across the front of the cafeteria and […] |
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