(as put on my fb page) Jan Mauzy is home from work, giving a friend a ride, putting gas in my van, getting Byron's car , putting away laundry, deciding what's for dinner, loading the dishwasher, paying phone bill - in 1 hr 17 minutes. Now to correct Anthony's schoolwork and start my own, make dinner, feed cat, and probably try to figure out pre-calc for/with Anthony as Byron's working nights and it's gotta get done. When all else fails do it myself.
In addition my afternoon also includes: Oh and pick up friend's DD from school at 6:50, and probably other stuff that I haven't thought of yet. And I need to get produce as we're nearly out of fruit and that simply won't do.
Pre-calc is driving me nuts as Anthony doesn't understand parts of it and he's in public school 9:30 - 2 and Byron works 3-10, so Byron helping him isn't working as they aren't doing it after Byron gets home. So I'm going to do pre-calc this semester I guess along with my teaching class (have 8 chapters in 1 book, 4 in another, 2 papers to write - fortunately short), 15 journal entries, 2 history chapters, a discussion question and a 3-4 paragraph essay - as well as Intro to Philosophy starts next Monday. Oh and discuss history/writing with Anthony.
Work's going well, everything is going well (except for pre-calc) , there's just lots of it.
Oh, I have to clean the family room/put away/wash blankets and things from this past weekend when I had friends here (which was great fun) and deflate the air matress/put it away.
Anthony will pick up Byron from work.
Best friend has my car for school, which is great, she often puts gas in it, so that's great too. I'll drive her home and probably pick up produce after that. I know I'm forgetting something.... Oh and I started playing Farmville on facebook, it's sorta relaxing.
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Pre-calc sounds like what I have nightmares about. Seriously. Gosh, my level of being in over my head in math is so much closer to the ground than yours! Hats off to you for even attempting it!
ReplyDeleteUm Sooze? We did Pre-calc for about a week and a half. Then Anthony and I were discussing what the colleges he was looking at required for entrance. Only ONE of them wanted the fourth year of math and it wasn't in his top 4. SO..... we didn't do Pre-calc. It was decided that if that school (a state school) moved up the list to the top 3, he'd start doing it (we had teaching textbooks, still do in fact, unused, other than the first 3 lessons). So, he went to college with Algebra I and II (videotext) and Geometry (MUS)
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