Last week and the weekend
(Actually written yesterday, i.e. Monday, but not posted.)
I completed the last week of term feeling as though I was running on flat batteries. I wasn't ill, but I just felt tired tired tired. Anyway, I staggered to the end of the week and all classes went OK, despite the best efforts of the college technicians who kept putting my teaching rooms out of action in order to wipe and re-install everything on the computers. Well, they did it twice. The first time the class and I had to share with another class and the second time we just moved next door as the class that should have been in there had decided to finish early for Christmas shopping, so I coped, but I could have done without the hassle.
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Since daughter's visit, I also now have some incoming presents. Mine is a most mysterious parcel 18½" x 11½" x 15½". As I was told most strictly not to drop it, it must be fragile. Another incoming present from our son will arrive with him, but I know what that is as I asked for it. In order to play both the incoming present from son and the DVD I've bought myself (The Two Towers extended edition), I have purchased a cheap DVD player to put on the upstairs telly. G is doing lots of work on his computer at the moment, so access to the main telly is unreliable and I foresaw lots of frustration as I had time off and DVDs and nothing to play them on.
I completed the last week of term feeling as though I was running on flat batteries. I wasn't ill, but I just felt tired tired tired. Anyway, I staggered to the end of the week and all classes went OK, despite the best efforts of the college technicians who kept putting my teaching rooms out of action in order to wipe and re-install everything on the computers. Well, they did it twice. The first time the class and I had to share with another class and the second time we just moved next door as the class that should have been in there had decided to finish early for Christmas shopping, so I coped, but I could have done without the hassle.
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Since daughter's visit, I also now have some incoming presents. Mine is a most mysterious parcel 18½" x 11½" x 15½". As I was told most strictly not to drop it, it must be fragile. Another incoming present from our son will arrive with him, but I know what that is as I asked for it. In order to play both the incoming present from son and the DVD I've bought myself (The Two Towers extended edition), I have purchased a cheap DVD player to put on the upstairs telly. G is doing lots of work on his computer at the moment, so access to the main telly is unreliable and I foresaw lots of frustration as I had time off and DVDs and nothing to play them on.