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coffeesnob318*wiggles around like an excited puppy, only...without the peeing*
My Margat, Jeff and Micah are moving to Texas in 3 1/2 weeks!!!!!!!
*backflips; sprains wrist; doesn't care 'cause she's so excited*
Very! Very! Exciting! News! Go on. Jump up and down. You know you wanna.
I get to meet my baby. OK, so, technically, he's their baby, but whatever. Margat said that one of the first things they want to do is go to The Church. *fishes in makeup bag for black eyeliner* And where did I put those fishnets? It's been so long...
Hmmm...I wonder if this means I have to make good on my promise to give Jeff the shoe chair. Hey...then I could actually fit all my furniture in the living room without blocking access to the balcony. *plots*
Oh, and what's this shit about? I mean, stuff...crap - it's true.
My life is rated R.
What is your life rated?
I don't know how I got these results. I even rated myself PG. Crazy quiz.
In other news, my classes at NCTC start today. It's hard to write a syllabus for the class. First time I've taught a purely public speaking class - I've always taught the survey course (the one where public speaking is just one third of the class - the rest is interpersonal, listening, small group, interviewing, etc.). It's hard to write a syllabus for the class, especially since the number - SPCH 1311 - does not match the new course content - SPCH 1315. Transfer nightmare. Oh well, at least now the class content and text matches the catalog description. Baby steps, I suppose. But you'd think that they'd listen to me - I've actually been an undergrad advisor at a major university, and I'm telling them that we're still going to have to send syllabus info for every student who needs it to transfer as 1315, because Texas schools recognize 1311 as the survey course, not public speaking. It shouldn't be too much for students to ask that the course number, the course content and the course textbook all match. *grumbles*
My Margat, Jeff and Micah are moving to Texas in 3 1/2 weeks!!!!!!!
*backflips; sprains wrist; doesn't care 'cause she's so excited*
Very! Very! Exciting! News! Go on. Jump up and down. You know you wanna.
I get to meet my baby. OK, so, technically, he's their baby, but whatever. Margat said that one of the first things they want to do is go to The Church. *fishes in makeup bag for black eyeliner* And where did I put those fishnets? It's been so long...
Hmmm...I wonder if this means I have to make good on my promise to give Jeff the shoe chair. Hey...then I could actually fit all my furniture in the living room without blocking access to the balcony. *plots*
Oh, and what's this shit about? I mean, stuff...crap - it's true.
My life is rated R.
What is your life rated?
I don't know how I got these results. I even rated myself PG. Crazy quiz.
In other news, my classes at NCTC start today. It's hard to write a syllabus for the class. First time I've taught a purely public speaking class - I've always taught the survey course (the one where public speaking is just one third of the class - the rest is interpersonal, listening, small group, interviewing, etc.). It's hard to write a syllabus for the class, especially since the number - SPCH 1311 - does not match the new course content - SPCH 1315. Transfer nightmare. Oh well, at least now the class content and text matches the catalog description. Baby steps, I suppose. But you'd think that they'd listen to me - I've actually been an undergrad advisor at a major university, and I'm telling them that we're still going to have to send syllabus info for every student who needs it to transfer as 1315, because Texas schools recognize 1311 as the survey course, not public speaking. It shouldn't be too much for students to ask that the course number, the course content and the course textbook all match. *grumbles*
