I’m afraid to vote.

I’m afraid to vote. I’m afraid to tell people whether or not I'll vote. I’m afraid to tell people how I'll vote. I’m afraid to tell people who I'll vote for. I’m afraid to vote. I’m afraid to vote for Biden because I’m scared for the future of our economy. I’m afraid to vote for … Continue reading I’m afraid to vote. →

Q1, Virtually (in)Complete

I'd like to announce the nearly successful completion of our first virtual learning marking period. Nearly? Yes. Starting with the first fairly critical piece of missed information - in that the end of the first five-ish weeks did NOT, in fact, mark the release of Interim grades. For those of you who haven't had kids … Continue reading Q1, Virtually (in)Complete →

The Church Lady

Back when I worked in radio in Raleigh, there was a big wig called Phil (intentionally leaving out the last name...even though I'm still bitter...but I'm a grown up now, right?) who had a reputation in the industry for being a bit of a tyrant. I suppose nowadays we'd call him a bully, inappropriate, demeaning, … Continue reading The Church Lady →

Let me (over)think on it

As I dive further into the deep end of this apocalyptic year, I'm now grasping at just about anything to find relaxation or to relieve the stress or to turn my brain off. I'm not sure any of it is working - although some have turned into well-intentioned fails laced with giggles, which works in … Continue reading Let me (over)think on it →