I hate days when I'm at school for fourteen hours. Today was one such day. On the bright side, I did get a lot done -- not everything I wanted to get done, but a lot: research workshop conducted, sub plans done, room cleaned (well, cleaner; straightened, perhaps), boards up, AP assignment typed, six letters of rec finished/printed/signed. And again I say, oy.
When one leaves school at eight p.m., one wants only to hit the drive-thru and go home. Despite the urgent desire, I went home and had a bowl of cereal. (I added blueberries -- health value!) I probably should not have eaten at all, given the late hour, but going to bed without my supper feels punitive somehow, and I already feel punished by the day. At least I kept to my Lenten rule and avoided fast food. It's been a long day; I celebrate the small successes. Off to bed.
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Congratulations. I have been having long days that leave me, as Michelle Lee says- "ass tired." I don't stay at work late anymore (now that nightmare job has been replaced by dream job). But being a mother is whupping me lately- soccer practice, piano, science projects. by the time they kids are in bed, I have no energy for anything! Even lent, unfortunately.
hon, you won't catch me throwing stones! i feel incapable of balance, and it's getting on my nerves mightily. i was successful at not eating any of the delectable-smelling brownies that were passed under my nose repeatedly at a team meeting today. that and productivity are my victories for the day. at home, though, it's another story. i'm actually taking a day off work partially to clean the disgusting house. so while i don't have kids or soccer practice, i empathize with ya'.
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