Or is this what being home is like: home as a place from which the entire world is suddenly possible?
ā Hisham Matar, The Return: Fathers, Sons and the Land in Between
Image: Let’s Eat Cake
I can't sleep…
ā Hisham Matar, The Return: Fathers, Sons and the Land in Between
Image: Let’s Eat Cake
It is always full in surprises, and Iām back in the classroom this year, full of many of its own surprises
You’re back. Good for the children!!!!!
And for me )
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something tells me you’re that boss!
Laughing!
Perhaps itās both?
Bingo!
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So glad I’m retired!! … “home as a place from which the entire world is suddenly possible?” ā Hisham Matar, The Return: Fathers, Sons and the Land in Between.
Thank you for your humorous take on so much of life, Chris Farley! Skype? Zoom? FaceTime? I avoid them all if possible. A teacher friend has commented that Zoom can be distracting to students–focus on what they look like rather than the topic. And, Zoom is necessary for so much…like teaching ballet….
“focus on what they look like rather than the topic.” Still laughing.
that’s why I keep a baseball cap on my desk…
Ha!
Thatās Hero Husband. While hanging on the phone or any of those zoomy meetings, heās reshuffling his three hairs, pulling at his jumper, jumping from his chair – I wonder every time heās going to the office that they take him back!!! Downside is that he occupies and lives literally in OUR SHARED office but I can no longer use it because itās now HIS man cave…. š
LAUGHING. “Reshuffles his three hairs” – you are CRUEL!
Thatās what he says too…. but it was part of the bargain š
Laughing.