Life is kinda boring and humdrum these days. Not much going on other than school, work, kids and really how much can I write about them? Just joking–consider this entire blog is pretty much dedicated to those 3 things.
I haven’t heard from any more school districts and know that a lot of districts won’t begin the whole interviewing process until May–but that doesn’t make me feel any better knowing that some of the student teachers this semester already have interview with other districts–ones that I also applied to. I’m just more expensive than they are.
I also applied for a graduate assistantship and have to admit that while it doesn’t pay much it is my first choice, since my future career is to be a professor and not a high school teacher. Getting an assistantship would help me considerably in the future with securing a university position. I sadly didn’t get an assistantship in my area, but the associate dean of the college of education was so impressed with me and my cv that she found another possible assistantship working with charter schools. I am interviewing for that assistantship next Thursday. I am hoping I get this position as it is working with a world-class professor and it will allow me to get much needed experience in the world of academia so that when I finally have that PhD, I can get a job.
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On another note–I dare say that Noah is potty-trained as far as peeing goes. The rest–quite another story. If he is wearing underwear he’ll ask for a pull-up to poop. He wants to poop on the toilet but hasn’t quite gotten the hang of it. I think he will soon.
His sister on the other hand is a piece of work. She is a pistol. I wish she was starting to talk more–she’s a screamer and is happy to just scream. She’s cute and has that going for her. I am sure she’ll talk soon, but she isn’t babbling as much as Noah did and I think part of that is due to the fact that her brother actually never shuts up and the only way for her to get a word in is to scream as loud as she can. We’ll see how that develops. She is almost 18 months and I would certainly like to see her start to talk more.
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One week from tonight I will be in New Orleans for a weekend with my hubby and best friend and without my kids. Is it wrong to be as excited as I am?
Good luck on Thursday!!
Our daughter just before she started to poop on the potty would ask to put on a pull up so she could poop in it instead. I bet that your son is really close to being fully potty trained. It is sooo awesome when you don’t have big piles of poopy diapers stinkin up the garbage cans… and when you don’t have to wipe mushed up poop off their little bums. 🙂
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Definitely not wrong to be excited – I am excited on your behalf. At one point, six months into my hubby’s last deployment, I was totally excited to have outpatient surgery, because my friend kept my kids for the night. Now THAT is bad. I love New Orleans – have a great time!
Oh, and with both my little guys, the screaming was worst right before they started talking. Hope that holds true for you, and she’s using more words than volume soon!
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