Or is this what being home is like: home as a place from which the entire world is suddenly possible?
— Hisham Matar, The Return: Fathers, Sons and the Land in Between
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It is always full in surprises, and I’m back in the classroom this year, full of many of its own surprises
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You’re back. Good for the children!!!!!
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And for me )
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🤣
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something tells me you’re that boss!
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Laughing!
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Perhaps it’s both?
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Bingo!
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Reblogged this on It Is What It Is and commented:
So glad I’m retired!! … “home as a place from which the entire world is suddenly possible?” — Hisham Matar, The Return: Fathers, Sons and the Land in Between.
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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….
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“focus on what they look like rather than the topic.” Still laughing.
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that’s why I keep a baseball cap on my desk…
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Ha!
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That’s Hero Husband. While hanging on the phone or any of those zoomy meetings, he’s reshuffling his three hairs, pulling at his jumper, jumping from his chair – I wonder every time he’s 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 it’s now HIS man cave…. 😉
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LAUGHING. “Reshuffles his three hairs” – you are CRUEL!
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That’s what he says too…. but it was part of the bargain 😉
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Laughing.
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