It seems like all I've been talking about lately is the crazy C. situation, so I figured I should write an update about the other areas of my life.
Saturday was a glorious day to be outside, and Nina and I played tennis and then got snowcones. Seriously, what could be better?
Saturday night was not as exciting, however. Nina and I signed up for this thing called Crazy Blind Date. You schedule a date (single or double) on their website, and like an hour before the date they tell you where to go and you don't get to see the person till you actually get there. It sounded fun, but we ended up not even going! We never got texts; apparently our standards were too high and they couldn't find someone to match us with. Nancy and I are trying again this Friday, so hopefully it will work this time.
The next four weeks are going to be incredibly stressful, and I'm wondering what I got myself into. I have to finish my Action Research Project (it's the equivalent of a thesis), and I'm doing two after-school book clubs and organizing a talent show. The good part of this is that April will hopefully fly by. Soon I'll have a Master's degree and it will be the end of the school year!
Speaking of summer, I've started my list of things to do this summer. I'm actually having trouble thinking of things! Any ideas?
Things with C. are quiet for now. After all the emails on Sunday, she friend-requested me on Facebook and MySpace, and I ignored both. She texted me Monday morning (just to say good morning) and twice after work on Monday. I did not respond, so I'm thinking that maybe she got the hint. But I'm a little worried. Today I smiled and said good morning when I passed her and another teacher in the hall, and she just kind of glared at me. She ignored me the rest of the day. This is too good to be true. I have a feeling this is the calm before the storm and she is not going to like being ignored outside of work. But I'm not going to anticipate trouble; I'm just going to be glad for each drama-free day I get.
My friend M. at work is one of my favorite people. She's very wise and is always right about people. I was telling her and the other 6th grade teacher about the emails on Sunday, and they looked at each other and apparently had the same thought. L. said, "It's always seemed like she's been a little too into your friendship..." but M. was blunt. She said, "Erin, I know you drink and do some crazy things. Have you guys ever made out or anything? Because that girl is acting like a jealous ex!" Hilarious. No, I don't make out with girls. But I had the same thought about the creepy ex thing.
Anyway, hopefully it's all over. I have enough things to deal with right now!
Saturday was a glorious day to be outside, and Nina and I played tennis and then got snowcones. Seriously, what could be better?
Saturday night was not as exciting, however. Nina and I signed up for this thing called Crazy Blind Date. You schedule a date (single or double) on their website, and like an hour before the date they tell you where to go and you don't get to see the person till you actually get there. It sounded fun, but we ended up not even going! We never got texts; apparently our standards were too high and they couldn't find someone to match us with. Nancy and I are trying again this Friday, so hopefully it will work this time.
The next four weeks are going to be incredibly stressful, and I'm wondering what I got myself into. I have to finish my Action Research Project (it's the equivalent of a thesis), and I'm doing two after-school book clubs and organizing a talent show. The good part of this is that April will hopefully fly by. Soon I'll have a Master's degree and it will be the end of the school year!
Speaking of summer, I've started my list of things to do this summer. I'm actually having trouble thinking of things! Any ideas?
Things with C. are quiet for now. After all the emails on Sunday, she friend-requested me on Facebook and MySpace, and I ignored both. She texted me Monday morning (just to say good morning) and twice after work on Monday. I did not respond, so I'm thinking that maybe she got the hint. But I'm a little worried. Today I smiled and said good morning when I passed her and another teacher in the hall, and she just kind of glared at me. She ignored me the rest of the day. This is too good to be true. I have a feeling this is the calm before the storm and she is not going to like being ignored outside of work. But I'm not going to anticipate trouble; I'm just going to be glad for each drama-free day I get.
My friend M. at work is one of my favorite people. She's very wise and is always right about people. I was telling her and the other 6th grade teacher about the emails on Sunday, and they looked at each other and apparently had the same thought. L. said, "It's always seemed like she's been a little too into your friendship..." but M. was blunt. She said, "Erin, I know you drink and do some crazy things. Have you guys ever made out or anything? Because that girl is acting like a jealous ex!" Hilarious. No, I don't make out with girls. But I had the same thought about the creepy ex thing.
Anyway, hopefully it's all over. I have enough things to deal with right now!
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