I am on a break from school for the next two weeks.
I Will:
- sleep in
- read (the pile of books on my nightstand is becoming treacherous.)
- cook....something
- visit the ranch- our birds live up at Gidget's now, so we have all kinds of animals to see
- chill
- veg
- catch up on TIVO shows and watch a movie or two on instant Netflix
- exercise (Jillian Michaels tapes! Woo hoo)
- do "Where I'm From" poems with my gals. I'm interested to see what theirs will be like
- tell my husband how sweet and handsome he is
- paint the kitchen mocha
- hold the pugs, pet the cats, make voices for all of them...
- figure out my new computer gadget. It's some kind of pen that transcribes handwriting onto the computer. I won it at the CADA conference.
- visit with Grandma Otti
- (cough) grade papers so my life won't be insane when I return to school
- brew tea/drink tea
- take naps
- get crafty
- read out loud to my girls
- get up before 8:30/9:00
- make plans that I don't REALLY want to do just because I don't want to say no
- eat Jeff Smith's delicious unhealthy treats that lay about tempting me to devour them
- get upset when I see my birds at the ranch (they had to move out due to my daughter's allergies)
- write blog posts about the daughter I mentioned above because she likes her privacy
- spend too much time on Facebook or the computer
- spend too much time lesson planning for the last 6 weeks of school (even though I'm stressing about how to fit the rest in with 6 weeks left)
- spend too much time fretting over the number of days I have left of my break
- watch mindless television just because it is on
- worry. "Consider the lilies..."
- complain
- take out my i-phone when there is a real human being in front of me