And I couldn't be happier.
I usually love September. But it was lame this year. My birthday is usually something I'm all about. This year is was meh and not what I wished it would be. Regular season baseball is coming to an end and the games are starting to mean a little more. This year the Yanks were eliminated from playoffs, Derek Jeter retired, and my last few Padres games had the worst timing ever. There's a bunch of other stuff that I don't feel like sharing, but just know this month hasn't been a happy feeling month. No lie, I spent more nights crying this month combined than over the course in my entire life.
School started in August, but we started to get into the meaty stuff like theories of education, reading, techniques, and assignments in September. Right when I was trying to get my season ticket money's worth and squeeze in the last few baseball games of the season. On top of that, I had a minor breakdown over content standards and lesson plans and what resources I'm supposed to use and know about. Normally my notes are orderly, neat, make sense, and on paper...but this year, most of my textbook are on an iPad and I'm still struggling figuring method that works for me.
This is more of a ramble and starting to pick up on this blogging thing again since it's kind of been 40 days since my last post!
Anyways...the month is over, and we're starting a new one. It's time to move on and focus on what's ahead!
Things to look forward to in October: Countryfest...mostly Sara Evans. Luke Bryan. TPA Task 1 will come and GO! I'll be at my clinical practice site full time instead of just once a week! And with the exception of my bilingual course, I'll be done with my methods courses for the semester.
Things to look forward to in October: Countryfest...mostly Sara Evans. Luke Bryan. TPA Task 1 will come and GO! I'll be at my clinical practice site full time instead of just once a week! And with the exception of my bilingual course, I'll be done with my methods courses for the semester.
My last year of college I did all digital books. I felt like I was struggling because I didn't have the books to carry or write in. I hope you get it figured it. Let me know if you ever make it out the East Coast and we can head out to a Yankees game.
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ReplyDeleteYou'll get through it, it's tough, I know. Just keep going, don't stop long enough to question how you're going to do it!
I haven't read blogs on a computer in a long time, so sorry if this is super late, but your blog design is so cute!!! I love the baseball stitches!! Trying to get back into the blogging groove too...hopefully October will be it for us!
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