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A Little of This, a Little of That

Mrs. Ziegler comes in the classroom shaking her head.

“Did you finish grading the take home tests?” Lydia asks from the second row.

A pained expression forms on Mrs. Ziegler’s face as she sucks air violently in through her teeth.

“The take home test, don’t ask me about those. The highest grade was an 85.We’ll discuss it later.”

Turns out people did pretty poorly on the 7 question exam.I was anxious to see the grades. At the end of class she passes them back. I flip up the cover page, “An 84! Sweet!”

Flipped through the pages of Vanity Fair and read a great article about Grace Kelly. Beautiful lady.

Finished up Buddism today. We talked about “anatman” or the “no-self.” The way I’ve come to understand it is that there is no distinction between your pain and my pain it’s all our pain.

Ate a speedy with Miles at El T before Mo and I headed for Kensington.

Maintance was draining the pool, which created a huge water slide for the kids to play in. They were having so much fun playing football in the water. Later we collected in the tennis courts for a game of giant soccer.

When we got tired we all sat down in a circle and played the name game. First say your name, spell it with claps and then say the name of an animal that begins with the first letter of your name.

“I’m Ashley, A_S_H_L_E_Y, the Anteater!”

“I’m Hanezor, the horse!”

“I’m Zeirious, the zebra!” his twin brother shouts.

Little Tatiana is up next,” I’m Tatyana, T_A_T_Y_A_N, uhh A,  the turtle!

After the name game I asked if anyone had any prayer requests.

“I’m just glad the wearthers nice!” Hanezor yells.

We laugh and pray together thanking him for the sunshine.

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