5:46 a.m. - Monday's are hard...Monday's after springing forward are extra hard. We got through it. Our presentation yesterday for the English III students is full of great information; the presenter, though, isn't very dynamic. Today's presentation should be better. After school yesterday, I went to my parents' house and helped get some hay down. I didn't visit with them, though, because I don't want to get them sick. Yesterday, my stomach was tight, but I never felt like I was going to have to run to the bathroom, so that was good. Last night I slept okay, and that's good too. This morning I don't have that same tightness in my belly, so maybe my flu experience was just a very, very mild experience....let's hope so. I think Amber is going to try to head to school today.
Today, I also have my first softball game. Sophie and I took another walk at Loud Thunder yesterday afternoon. It wasn't a long walk. On the very east side of the park there is a trail that goes down to Lake George and the boy scout camp. A crew did some work on the trail, and it's a bit of a mess, but Sophie and I walked it anyway. No walk this afternoon, as I hope to get acclimated back into softball mode. The first game is always a bit of a "wake-up call." I always hope I packed all my gear that I need, and with today's game, I need to hustle out of the school quickly, so I'll get partially dressed for the game at school, so I can be faster onto the field since the game is at Annawan. One thing that will be nice will be getting a paycheck. I need those extra paychecks throughout the year, and it's been since February 14 that I've had a paycheck. The right foot/ankle still isn't 100% since hurting it on the 13th at Kewanee, but it's pretty close. And maybe, like the knee on the same leg, the right foot/ankle is as good as it's going to get.
So the time has come to get back to the 12+hour work day. At least the weather is supposed to be warm today - windy but warm. It will be nice to have the first game back, at least, without extra layers to try to stay warm.
Things for School
- enter scores for Oval Portrait (after Monday) - 1, 2 done
- enter scores for ISAC Presentation
- enter scores for MTI Presentation
Things to do
- send registration for Justin Sharp Shootout
- Carmen and Easter - Thinking now Good Friday
- reserve campsite at Loud Thunder
- write a letter to Chase and mail - 3/12/24
- for professional development principal academy training
- complete #3000 (June 17, 2024) register by 6/10
- complete #1865 (June 13, 2024) register by 6/6
- March 25 - Colonoscopy appointment at Digestive Disease Specialists - 309-601-2800 Stacey 309-601-2901
- For Summer Camping Adventure
- get camper wheels inspected at Mutual Wheel
- get truck inspected at Slayden's
- purchase national park pass
- purchase car pass for the days we are staying at Glacier (vehicle registration ticket)
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