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And I seem to have got myself into a right pickle with the moderating. It is all of my own making, my own fault. So I am miffed with myself. And as I cannot sort it out myself, I am causing other people to have to spend time clearing up my mess.
Sometimes I want to find a little hole and hide away in it...
Mortgage £386 ish (01/14: £78,201; 01/15: £59,629; 01/16: 39,915; 01/17: 27,295; 01/18 23,143; 01/19: 18.275) MFWDate: very soonish
I was looking back over earlier posts to find my current 50 day challenge and cannot find it, so I guess it is probably on my laptop. Anyhow, I am pretty sure that being poorly has put paid to whatever the targets were!
So, I have been thinking about a short 30 day one which simply involves getting more active (my fat trousers are rather unattractively tight) with walking, stretching and seeing what my body can do. Coupled with eating better - I think that is why I've been so weary, tired, and generally meh recently. A little knitting - did 6 rows of dd's sleeve today, not wanting to overdo it now... And decent reading material.
I have sussed out a yummy lunch for work: tuna + cottage cheese + coleslaw all mixed up.
It starts tomorrow...
Mortgage £386 ish (01/14: £78,201; 01/15: £59,629; 01/16: 39,915; 01/17: 27,295; 01/18 23,143; 01/19: 18.275) MFWDate: very soonish
Workout A: 25 squat; 30 sec hopscotch jumps; 25 (box) push up; 30 sec hopscotch 4 r = 12m29
There is also a workout B, C, D, E, F and G...
I think dd has gone out to play, taking the tv remote with her...
Mortgage £386 ish (01/14: £78,201; 01/15: £59,629; 01/16: 39,915; 01/17: 27,295; 01/18 23,143; 01/19: 18.275) MFWDate: very soonish
Let's see what the day brings...
And let's start it with a good strong coffee!
Mortgage £386 ish (01/14: £78,201; 01/15: £59,629; 01/16: 39,915; 01/17: 27,295; 01/18 23,143; 01/19: 18.275) MFWDate: very soonish
Centre that have yet to supply me with any work at all have now promised it asap - they didn't know what to do with it... That is one ppp from the eo! Plus they ignored my email from May 15th... I may need help getting the right tone when I do their feedback... as scathing and sarcastic are not the correct image to project. Shame.:rotfl:
Some stuff accomplished at work. Humungous to do list, but several crossed off.
Got out for a lunchtime walk.
Workout B can wait. Too achey.
Am thinking of considering the mortgage as urgent debt. Thus turning me into a DFW instead. At current rate of repayment, it will take 7 years and 2 months ish.
The interest for May was £12.22
Mortgage £386 ish (01/14: £78,201; 01/15: £59,629; 01/16: 39,915; 01/17: 27,295; 01/18 23,143; 01/19: 18.275) MFWDate: very soonish
Progress not Perfection
Seen today's forecast for all those thunderstorms? Eek.
I need to focus on the trip paperwork today. And also the finer details like ordering the currency!
Mortgage £386 ish (01/14: £78,201; 01/15: £59,629; 01/16: 39,915; 01/17: 27,295; 01/18 23,143; 01/19: 18.275) MFWDate: very soonish
The final centre's work arrived today - due date was MAY 7th - and I had to moderate all the candidates this time.
So, still have to do a fb form for them.
And some special report forms for certain centres - must check which ones.
However, got all the paperwork done for the trip to France this morning. Phew! I am very grateful to a colleague who let me work on it in her office, and who let me interrupt her focus with questions, use her printer, leave my stuff all over a w i d e amount of surface!
NSD #6 for me.
Have an offer form work to do an extra bit more in Sept. To teach French to reception, y1 and y2. Bearing in mind that I am a secondary teacher, the idea of teaching little ankle biters scares the pants off me! Am mulling it over, but in fairness, need to let them know my decision asap as they will have to advertise if I do not go for it.
Mortgage £386 ish (01/14: £78,201; 01/15: £59,629; 01/16: 39,915; 01/17: 27,295; 01/18 23,143; 01/19: 18.275) MFWDate: very soonish
Would you be teaching a lot more days, or just back to what you're doing now?
:eek: on that due date!
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Normality is a paved road; it's comfortable to walk, but no flowers grow on it.
Whatever you're meant to do, do it now. The conditions are always impossible.
The only thing you absolutely have to know, is the location of the library.
I am returning to 2 days per week as from July 1st, having done 4 days per week since Oct 1st last year. The offer is for about half a day more per week. It would give us a few more pennies, which would take a little more pressure off dh to 'get a job', especially as he is having another eye op in September and will not really be able to do a job - or apply for any and then immediately require sick leave.
He has thrown out a figure of what salary he thinks he 'needs' to bring in, on top of my 2 day salary, and my extra might cover 20% of that. He has a little job at the mo, that covers 15% of the figure.
The other side to consider is htat they are a totally different species from the ones I am used to dealing with :rotfl:. I have taught 'down' to y5 in the last few years. Infants... hmmm... whole new skill set to acquire. But no pressure to get them through exams... Songs, talking, playing in foreign... Could be fun!
If the school 'agree' to my terms (and given that over the last 3 years, I have stepped in to help them so often - but I know that that counts for nowt, really) then I shall probably do it. I had offered to spread my 2 days of teaching over 3 days, to help with timetabling, so they should be able to 'slot' these extra bits in to when I am already in the building. I do not want to do 2.5 days of work spread over 4 days. No way! Nor am I willing to give up my 'free last lesson of the day' condition on my part days so that I can collect dd.
Seems like I have made a decision. So long as they meet my conditions...!
Mortgage £386 ish (01/14: £78,201; 01/15: £59,629; 01/16: 39,915; 01/17: 27,295; 01/18 23,143; 01/19: 18.275) MFWDate: very soonish