I am very tired. After school, a colleague and I went to the mall across from the school to get a couple of plastic sets of drawers with wheels to wheel our crap around in. We've been complaining about the piles of crap (ie paper, scissors, books, marked work, extra copies of assignments for those who lose them, pencils, markers, binders, you get the picture) that we have to lug around. Anyhow, we came up with this solution and figured that if there were 2 of us with drawers to push around, kids could not make fun of us. I could say "Well, Ms so-and-so has one." If there's one thing teenagers understand, it's doing something because your peers are.
Anyway, after the operation-plastic-drawer was completed I decided to go do some more shopping. I ended up at the Eaton Centre, mostly because I've been meaning to take a picture of the breathtaking Swarovski crystal tree that they have up. It's way prettier in real-life, but here's a picture.
2 more full days + 1 write-off to go!
ps It's not Christmas if I don't have a new CD. My mom gave me carte blanche to go buy one for myself on her, but I can't think of any that I want. Any suggestions?
4 comments:
ummmm, suggestions for music? You don't have to ask me twice. A couple that I think you should think about getting if you don't already have them are Silent Alarm by Bloc Party, and Chemical City by Sam Roberts. Both excellent albums, and worth picking up. Or finally buy some Iron & Wine. Oh, and With Love And Squalor by We Are Scientists is a great album. Ok, that enough for now. Enjoy the last few days of school before Christmas. :)
tomorrow's hump day! y'all are totally hardcore about school up there, most of the kids here got out last friday or today.
yay for mom's who say things like yours did. :)
and your hat and beanie toys below are really cute.
I saw that tree about a week ago, it is really something isn't it?
Almost done... then two weeks off. I am jealous of you!
Scott
Bonnie "Prince" Billy's latest, "The Letting Go" is great if you like alternative country/mountain music stuff.
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