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celtprincess13Y'know, many moons ago, when I was young and idealistic, I fancied that I wanted to be a kindergarten teacher. Now that I'm old (and cranky) and have to push people's chairs under their desks and 'shhh' them all the time, I think perhaps it's damn good thing the kindergarten gig didn't work out.
WHY does anyone need to tell a grown adult more than one time, "Please push your chair in so I don't fall over it." ??????????? And yet I say it all the time. And still yet, that damn chair is right back out in the middle of the room.
ION, I worked on my mom's Christmas pressie last night. She wanted a teddy bear made out of one of her old uniform shirts. And yes, I put it off to the last minute, shut up! Anyway, the head is the hardest part and of course, I sewed and then ripped out three different seams before I got it to an acceptable state. And I really hope I have eyes and don't have to go to Michael's.
Also, on the way home my car stalled out in traffic. Rather than get aggravated at it, I just pulled off and waited for the traffic to dissipate somewhat. I had no book to read, but luckily had both yarn and needles, so I started knitting a new scarf. I have been knitting like a knitting thing since I went to the beach in Sept--my aunt taught me how to purl, cast on, and bind off. Prior to that, I only knew knit. Woot!
WHY does anyone need to tell a grown adult more than one time, "Please push your chair in so I don't fall over it." ??????????? And yet I say it all the time. And still yet, that damn chair is right back out in the middle of the room.
ION, I worked on my mom's Christmas pressie last night. She wanted a teddy bear made out of one of her old uniform shirts. And yes, I put it off to the last minute, shut up! Anyway, the head is the hardest part and of course, I sewed and then ripped out three different seams before I got it to an acceptable state. And I really hope I have eyes and don't have to go to Michael's.
Also, on the way home my car stalled out in traffic. Rather than get aggravated at it, I just pulled off and waited for the traffic to dissipate somewhat. I had no book to read, but luckily had both yarn and needles, so I started knitting a new scarf. I have been knitting like a knitting thing since I went to the beach in Sept--my aunt taught me how to purl, cast on, and bind off. Prior to that, I only knew knit. Woot!
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Date: 2006-12-05 10:25 pm (UTC)You would have done fine with kindergartners. At least with kids they have an excuse (they're little, the chair seems big, no one ever told them chairs should get pushed in, and so one). Adults are so much more frustrating.