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Hello any teachers who read this. I am currently a student doing research about problems in schools and it would be greatly appreciated if you could fill out this survey to help me out
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Men, your life is so full. How wonderful that DGS shows promise in running; our DD had a high school/college/post college running career, and it was an amazing time in her (our) life. With how well you take care of yourself, you'll be boosting your longevity big-time!
Yesterday I eeked out 12,178 steps with 3 walks; the last one with DH w...See More Men, your life is so full. How wonderful that DGS shows promise in running; our DD had a high school/college/post college running career, and it was an amazing time in her (our) life. With how well you take care of yourself, you'll be boosting your longevity big-time!
Yesterday I eeked out 12,178 steps with 3 walks; the last one with DH was a bit of a bust--lots of high water that we had to tiptoe through, and we were a bit disappointed that the mayflowers aren't out yet.
Today I have 10,603 steps in so far + a yoga class. It's hot and muggy--way too nice to stay indoors. There are two meetings on my horizon yet; otherwise, I'd be grubbing in the mud--ha! I have only 4 chapters left in my audio book: "Before we were Yours," a sometimes brutal story about the children (abused and many died) black marketed to adoptive parents in the Tennessee Children's Society Home during the 1930's. It takes my breath away. Maybe I should walk a few more steps--ha!
men52 Thanks, Elaine! I took it easy today like I said, for myself that is. I had to take my daughter to a couple appointments, met the school staff (there's only 7 of us!) for a luncheon, picked up my daughter after that, prepared supper, took the youngest to the fairgrounds for her mini 4-H workshop on insects, brought her home and took the fifth...See Moremen52 Thanks, Elaine! I took it easy today like I said, for myself that is. I had to take my daughter to a couple appointments, met the school staff (there's only 7 of us!) for a luncheon, picked up my daughter after that, prepared supper, took the youngest to the fairgrounds for her mini 4-H workshop on insects, brought her home and took the fifth grader to the high school athletic track to practice running a mile again. He qualified to run the mile at the school track meet this week so I have been taking him to the track lately.
I am really supporting him on distance running as he shows a lot of promise for cross country. He has the right body type, he loves to run and he's competitive. Fortunately this jr/sr high school's cross country is a very successful sport in the state and many kids get scholarships to Div I schools. That is his best chance at going to college financially. The youngest one is very well balanced in her activities and is strong in academics. I like to think I will still be around to see them going to post high school but like everything else, one never knows.
Anyway, although I took it easy, the whole day is over already. The rest of the week looks to be similar as the schools try to pack in a lot at the end of the year.
I hope to go on a special bike ride the community is organizing this week to commemorate the college student who was killed this month on his bike. I think I can fit it in.
Keep movin''
men52 Thanks, Elaine! I took it easy today like I said, for myself that is. I had to take my daughter to a couple appointments, met the school staff (there's only 7 of us!) for a luncheon, picked up my daughter after that, prepared supper, took the youngest to the fairgrounds for her mini 4-H workshop on insects, brought her home and took the fifth...See Moremen52 Thanks, Elaine! I took it easy today like I said, for myself that is. I had to take my daughter to a couple appointments, met the school staff (there's only 7 of us!) for a luncheon, picked up my daughter after that, prepared supper, took the youngest to the fairgrounds for her mini 4-H workshop on insects, brought her home and took the fifth grader to the high school athletic track to practice running a mile again. He qualified to run the mile at the school track meet this week so I have been taking him to the track lately.
I am really supporting him on distance running as he shows a lot of promise for cross country. He has the right body type, he loves to run and he's competitive. Fortunately this jr/sr high school's cross country is a very successful sport in the state and many kids get scholarships to Div I schools. That is his best chance at going to college financially. The youngest one is very well balanced in her activities and is strong in academics. I like to think I will still be around to see them going to post high school but like everything else, one never knows.
Anyway, although I took it easy, the whole day is over already. The rest of the week looks to be similar as the schools try to pack in a lot at the end of the year.
I hope to go on a special bike ride the community is organizing this week to commemorate the college student who was killed this month on his bike. I think I can fit it in.
Keep movin''
men52 Thanks, Elaine! I took it easy today like I said, for myself that is. I had to take my daughter to a couple appointments, met the school staff (there's only 7 of us!) for a luncheon, picked up my daughter after that, prepared supper, took the youngest to the fairgrounds for her mini 4-H workshop on insects, brought her home and took the fifth...See Moremen52 Thanks, Elaine! I took it easy today like I said, for myself that is. I had to take my daughter to a couple appointments, met the school staff (there's only 7 of us!) for a luncheon, picked up my daughter after that, prepared supper, took the youngest to the fairgrounds for her mini 4-H workshop on insects, brought her home and took the fifth grader to the high school athletic track to practice running a mile again. He qualified to run the mile at the school track meet this week so I have been taking him to the track lately.
I am really supporting him on distance running as he shows a lot of promise for cross country. He has the right body type, he loves to run and he's competitive. Fortunately this jr/sr high school's cross country is a very successful sport in the state and many kids get scholarships to Div I schools. That is his best chance at going to college financially. The youngest one is very well balanced in her activities and is strong in academics. I like to think I will still be around to see them going to post high school but like everything else, one never knows.
Anyway, although I took it easy, the whole day is over already. The rest of the week looks to be similar as the schools try to pack in a lot at the end of the year.
I hope to go on a special bike ride the community is organizing this week to commemorate the college student who was killed this month on his bike. I think I can fit it in.
Keep movin''
men52 Thanks, Elaine! I took it easy today like I said, for myself that is. I had to take my daughter to a couple appointments, met the school staff (there's only 7 of us!) for a luncheon, picked up my daughter after that, prepared supper, took the youngest to the fairgrounds for her mini 4-H workshop on insects, brought her home and took the fifth...See Moremen52 Thanks, Elaine! I took it easy today like I said, for myself that is. I had to take my daughter to a couple appointments, met the school staff (there's only 7 of us!) for a luncheon, picked up my daughter after that, prepared supper, took the youngest to the fairgrounds for her mini 4-H workshop on insects, brought her home and took the fifth grader to the high school athletic track to practice running a mile again. He qualified to run the mile at the school track meet this week so I have been taking him to the track lately.
I am really supporting him on distance running as he shows a lot of promise for cross country. He has the right body type, he loves to run and he's competitive. Fortunately this jr/sr high school's cross country is a very successful sport in the state and many kids get scholarships to Div I schools. That is his best chance at going to college financially. The youngest one is very well balanced in her activities and is strong in academics. I like to think I will still be around to see them going to post high school but like everything else, one never knows.
Anyway, although I took it easy, the whole day is over already. The rest of the week looks to be similar as the schools try to pack in a lot at the end of the year.
I hope to go on a special bike ride the community is organizing this week to commemorate the college student who was killed this month on his bike. I think I can fit it in.
Keep movin''
by Barb S. hs/ret
May 15, 2018
In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. But, in practice, there is.
~ Jan L. A. van de Snepscheut
by Barb S. hs/ret
May 14, 2018
If you would thoroughly know anything, teach it to others.
~ Tryon Edwards
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