one. I'm sure y'all have heard of Britney's residency in Vegas, right? My friends and I talked about going to Vegas to celebrate our 30th birthdays in a year and a half or so...I'm thinking what was really just some talk is now going to be reality. I will drop some cash on Britney. Also, Celine Dion. Can we talk about about different those shows would be? Can we also talk about how I would most likely cry at seeing Celine Dion? And how much I would annoy everyone pretending to sing like Celine.
two. I don't talk about my work on here hardly ever, but I have a student teacher this year and I'm sure she thinks I'm nuts. And I kind of am. But I haven't been able to turn much over to her because my grade level and I have changed up SO much stuff. It's been way overwhelming, and I just changed up my reading/writing/ELA time. Again.
three. My church has a Night of Worship tomorrow and I am so. looking. forward. to it. Our worship nights are always amazing, humbling, powerful, and I feel like they're just a tiny, tiny, tiny glimpse of what heaven will be like.
four. So, I started this monthly meal planning thing. At the beginning of the month, I went shopping and then planned meals for most of the month. I probably should have done it the other way around to save money, but oh well. The point is, I am doing AWESOME at sticking to the meal plan. I have eaten out for dinner exactly one time this entire month and that was for a birthday dinner. I have picked up breakfast two or three times and that's it. I know I have saved a bunch of money. Now I just have to work on finding new, easy recipes because as much as I love enchiladas, sandwiches, and tacos, they're losing the appeal after eating them all the time.
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| And I post right on the front of my fridge. |
five. My reading list is all over the place these days. The Age of Miracles is for book club, Teach Like A Pirate is what I have to read for leadership team at school, Daily 5 is for work, Horrible Harry is for one of my reading groups, and then the other was shared by my aunt.
I need a rainy day soon!
And to end this post out, look at my sweet Marley. This was last Saturday morning. Love him and those mornings to myself.




3 comments:
I don't teach anymore, but even still- I like the title of 'Teach Like a Pirate' so much that I kinda want to read it. How bout YOU read it and just summarize the high points for me instead?? Thanks!
Oh yeah I hit publish before I finished my thoughts. I am impressed with your meal planning a month out!!! Obviously my suggestion for next month is eMeals, but in lieu of that, keep up the awesome work! I especially like how you plan for the leftovers to stretch. Otherwise you end up with way too much food or going off the plan because you already have a fridge full of leftovers...annoying. Good thing I love leftovers!
A student teacher! I remember when you were a student teacher (some years back) and you were blessing then. I'm so thankful you are teaching and mentoring. I'm proud of you, Elise!
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