I have been very touched by the response to my request for prayers... both in the com-box and over at Fr. Z's blog. I think the lesson went reasonably well, but the interview less so.The tomato soup and cardboard ensemble performed as expected. What the students made of it was harder to assess. At least it was the lesson after lunch, so no rumbling tums to disrupt proceedings.
Unfortunately, the media clips I had inserted oh-so-carefully into my powerpoint presentation didn't actually work, something to do with the software version. Fortunately, I had remembered to save the clips separately as well, so got to show them at the end...
I will know by the end of tomorrow...
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Are you kidding me? I would have said "that bloody volcano in Iceland...." and have been done with it.
It's kind of like that BBC news presenter that finally had "had it" with that Welsh town name that went on for miles..the one that ended in "gogogo."
Mac;
you are, of course, in my prayers (and I think those of many of your other supporters); but I see it like this : if it's the sort of place which wants performers rather than teachers, then you'd probably not be happy there anyway, would you ? I don't somehow see you as a performing seal; rather as someone whose vocation is to help children learn - which is much more important.
Anyway; Mother will be looking after it, and if you're the person that is right, then she'll make sure you're the person they appoint - and if you're not, then you can safely accept that it wouldn't have been right for you.
GOTO;
actually, it ends in gogogogoch !
Mac:
I pray for you everyday during Holy Hour, and even more so in THESE particular days. Nevertheless, wholeheartedly agree with Dominic Mary's comment.
God bless.
Why worry about the Icelandic name? These guys (all guys? no female news readers?) can't even get together on "glacier."
I heard "glassier" "glacer" and I think "glazer" (And please, no one pick on me picking on them.)
John
I wish I could've had you back when I was in high school. I liked science class but this would've been great.
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