Procrastination

by **jennie** » Sat May 06, 2006 8:37 pm

I have just got another Puppy so i have two little scamps running around my house and they are so much fun to play with....makes it a whole lot easier to procastinate!

by **CheeZee** » Mon May 08, 2006 1:20 pm

" so ...are we lead to believe that you have a " fine set of puppies " :shock:

...of course in cheezers world that statement carries much comedy weight lmao :wink:

by **.Jen.** » Mon May 08, 2006 2:14 pm

CheeZee wrote:" so ...are we lead to believe that you have a " fine set of puppies " ...of course in cheezers world that statement carries much comedy weight lmao

would you have prefered it if she'd have just got two kittens :wink:

by **CheeZee** » Mon May 08, 2006 3:59 pm

" NO ... that would just be freaky lmao .. :lol:

by **jennie** » Mon May 08, 2006 4:59 pm

lol cheezee i wouldnt have expected any other response!!

by **CheeZee** » Mon May 08, 2006 5:03 pm

im sorry ..ya know in reality i im far from this persona .. lolol ..im kinda the kid at the back of the class that would make y'all laugh but when put on the spot ..goes all quiet and shy :oops:

by **.Jen.** » Mon May 08, 2006 7:46 pm

aye maybe, but that kid doesnt normally scan their face :wink:

by **libby** » Tue May 09, 2006 1:39 am

Don't believe a word he sais ladies!

Nice try on the *i'm just a nice shy boy looking for love* card cheezee :wink:

by **CheeZee** » Tue May 09, 2006 10:48 am

oi Libstar " .. lmfao ..who mentioned anything to do with love :shock:

..

and JCL... lol ..your right a normal kid doesnt scan his face :lol:

..the original purpose was to send them to a bored lil'man while he was at his mums one weekend ... made him laugh so job was a goodun :wink:

but no ..lmao .. i am far from normal but equally as far from abnormal .. im tippy toeing right down the middle of life's jive :twisted:

by **Sweet!** » Tue May 09, 2006 7:36 pm

Really?

What's THAT like? :?:

by **libby** » Tue May 09, 2006 9:24 pm

Cheezerrrrr i meant love in the *loosest* sense of the word :idea:

by **CheeZee** » Wed May 10, 2006 12:42 pm

lol Libs'

... " oh now your gonna make it worse by saying all im up for is *loose love* ... well i'll have you know etc etc ... in all my years etc etc waffle .... ive never before been so etc etc waffle, drone .... and let me tell you another thing etc etc waffle moan drone .... im a loyal, loving straight up guy that ..etc etc sniff..moan ..waffle (tears)..drone

"(door slams ) "

(door slowly opens again ) ....um ... exactly how loose are we talking?

:twisted:

by **SDCali** » Sun May 28, 2006 2:46 am

Well I finally finished up the paperwork for my teaching certificate. I still have to wait for the results from my assessment, but within a few short months I will be teaching classes of my own.

by **Sweet!** » Sun May 28, 2006 8:07 pm

Wow GOOD ON YA! SdCal...

I've done that too.. it's hard work a. Are jobs easy to find in your part of the world?

by **libby** » Sun May 28, 2006 8:41 pm

I hand in my last assignment in on friday, then just 4 exams stand between me and......another year of uni. Most of my friends graduate this year as the exchange year makes it a 4 year degree. Sooo wish i was graduating this year. Leaving NZ in 4 weeks and 4 daysish

by **SDCali** » Mon May 29, 2006 3:05 am

Sweet! wrote:Wow GOOD ON YA! SdCal...

I've done that too.. it's hard work a. Are jobs easy to find in your part of the world?

Depends on the area of specialization. Where I live, elementary school teachers (K-6) are plentiful, but high school (7-12) teachers are more in demand especially in math (my field) and science.

by **Sweet!** » Mon May 29, 2006 4:16 am

So you did a year at some kind of teachers college? after your maths degree?

Let me guess.. it really sucked right? :wink:

I mean, apart from those things that you find really inspiring...ok no no.. let's keep it honest... It really did suck didn't it?

laughing knowingly... :wink:

Yea. Same situation here. Primary teachers are common as muck, my area, I teach Year 7/8 (grade 6/7??) and Secondary teachers run away and get a life, after all who the hell would want to teach horny deamon spawn. haa haa... ok I was kidding.. a little bit.

That's pretty much the common perspective though. I taught two years at a High School here and loved it totally. I was still teaching Year 7/8, it was an area school kind of.

So have you a job lined up or are you still deciding where to teach on WANNASURF.ORG?

by **iomarti** » Mon May 29, 2006 11:53 am

Hey I can't really contribute to the teaching conversation at all, but as this post is for procrastinating I wanna add my 2cents.

I WANT TO SURF! I don't have a single thing to be getting on with, except I can't get a babysitter or any friends to take childcare shifts on the beach today and so I can't go in the water. Despite the fact its bank holiday, it's sunny, i live next to the beach, and i have nothing better to do. Grrrr, I'm so jealous of you child free people. Still, I found out about some surf classes for 2 year olds so next summer..... !

I hope! Sorry about the moan. I do have all of tommorow free to spend surfing, so I know I should shut up and count my blessings.... but grrrr.

Marti x

by **SDCali** » Mon May 29, 2006 9:52 pm

Sweet! wrote:So you did a year at some kind of teachers college? after your maths degree?

Let me guess.. it really sucked right?

I mean, apart from those things that you find really inspiring...ok no no.. let's keep it honest... It really did suck didn't it?

laughing knowingly...

Yea. Same situation here. Primary teachers are common as muck, my area, I teach Year 7/8 (grade 6/7??) and Secondary teachers run away and get a life, after all who the hell would want to teach horny deamon spawn. haa haa... ok I was kidding.. a little bit.

That's pretty much the common perspective though. I taught two years at a High School here and loved it totally. I was still teaching Year 7/8, it was an area school kind of.

So have you a job lined up or are you still deciding where to teach on WANNASURF.ORG?

Actually, I don't have a degree in math, my college degree was in journalism, but they don't have a credential for that, so I had to take 3 tests (Algebra, Geometry, & Calculus) in order to be able to teach math. The teaching courses weren't that bad, it was the fieldwork and paperwork associated with the credential that were a pain in the rear.
As for where to work, I am planning to stay where I am and teach somewhere around home for about 5 years (surfing is fine year-round in Southern Ca, about 10 miles from the beach, but traffic is a pain), then move to Hawaii to teach.

by **flyingvee** » Sun Jan 27, 2008 6:57 pm

I should be getting my sh1t together for work tomorrow - but I can't be arsed....................

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