Hey Jude!

Grades

Today I grew the courage to check my grades

Holidays and Grammar!

Happy Holidays to all! I am finally back home from all my traveling, and hope all of you had a very merry Christmas.

Here's a little holiday grammar that I found on my trip and wanted to share with you:

Christmas Day on the door of Jack in the Box

Koolaid, Diapers, and Giggles!!

I see my future!

My Home Town

6 inches of snow y'all!



As for the dude in the video...no clue. Just like watching others stupidity.

Finals

I'm almost done with Finals and I am so incredibly ready for this semester to be over with. All in one semester I was insulted by a teacher, forced to agree with a teacher when I strongly disagree, required to put in 50 hours in a classroom on top of my full time job, and just recently told my final report would not be accepted because standardized testing is not a controversial topic in education.

Of coarse, "Everyone knows that standardized testing is great because it cost effective and gives an accurate depiction of what the students have learned." says my English professor.

Didn't you all know that???
My mistake, I'm sorry for the misunderstanding.

I've been admitted!

I recieved this letter yesterday from CSUN, congratulating me on being admitted to the credential program!

Hooray for me!

P.S. I also passed the first section of the CSET.

Increase and Decrease

Only two weeks ago I learned to knit, this has to be the most self sufficient sport I have ever encountered. Since then I have knitted while working, knitted in class, knitted while walking, and most recently knitted while off-roading (I, of coarse, was not driving). While sitting in the back seat of a Jeep crawling the lateral face of a mountain, I stumbled upon increasing the stitch...the problem is I'm not sure how I did this. Today I found a blog with a great demonstration of how this happened, Thanks Crazy Aunt Pearl.

Also today I thought of a great T-shirt idea. It may already be in production, and if so I want one.

*front*

"Get a Life."

*back*

"Start a Blog."

Groove Thing!

Every so often, on my way to work, there is a man standing on the Hampshire off ramp of the 101S freeway playing his clarinet. He looks real jazzy like, and moves his body like he is cranking out some amazing tunes. This morning I decided in the chilly, foggy weather to roll down the window for a musical feat.
I hear nothing for a minute, just the sound of traffic and wind, then a few squeaks and squaws. when I looked over to see if he was taking a break...he was not, he was dancing and groovin' as usual.
I admire this man...I believe he has music in his heart.
I will try to capture a picture of him on day for all of you to see.
Maybe even a video.

Away from Home!

I cannot express how nice it was to be away from life for four days. I feel renewed, rejuvenated, and ready to crawl back in bed.