I hate it here.

Seeing people holding those signs made me sick to my stomach.

Not a state park, but Timothy Lake is my favorite spot.

No thank you.

This was one of my faves this year, and it's always on a student's desk in my classroom. It's popular!

Ranch or bbq sauce. Or if they are seasoned perfectly, nothing.

Ugh. I (kind of) get being disappointed with third. But I am the furthest thing from competitive athlete status. I seriously doubt extra weight was the reason she placed third.

I should actually be there!

That is a good man. I have gotten off the couch, but I do not plan to get dressed in real clothes or leave.

I hate perfect attendance incentives. Hate. My school was doing something schoolwide when there were a certain number of days with overall attendance at 90% or 95%. Either it's not happening this year, or we haven't done it. It's a new leadership year.

I searched for something recently, and multiple sites with generic to ridiculous names had the exact same content. Word for word.

I only remember Romeo and Juliet from freshman year, which would have been 1990-1991. If we did another one, I have forgotten. I think one or two feels right since there is so much other good writing out there.

I don't know that I'd put it quite that way, but I'm thankful that, thus far, my legs have also stayed attached.

I took an asynchronous class about 10 years ago, and I hated it. I was nerding out and really thinking through stuff, and most people just responded with a few sentences. Then the instructor was all, "A's for everyone!"

I did all the extra credit and got graded on a curve. (thanks Taylor)

I'm taking an every-other-week in-person/asynchronous class. It's a nice blend. I ruminate and rabbit hole in between in person meetings, but then get to talk about it.