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Mar. 31st, 2008 06:32 pmToday went by FAST!
Firstly, even though he died more than ten years ago, I have to say Happy Birthday, Daddy! he would have been seventy-four today. Wow! I hope he's having a great party with my mom!
I spent the day at the school (what else is new?), counting out the money from the carnival, and getting it ready to be deposited. I am still not sure how much we made, but I am thinking it's somewhere close to what we made last year, so I am satisfied. After that, I called the raffle winners that hadn't already picked up their prizes, and gave them the good news about their prizes. I then spent a couple of hours shredding all of the raffle tickets, and all of the strips of tickets so that the kids don't dig them out of the dumpsters and try to use them again, next year. I over heated the shredder three times, and had to take breaks from that. I will finish that, tomorrow.
While I was doing said shredding, I overheard (because I was blatantly listening in) the principal's secretary asking one of the aides if they wanted to go to crossing guard training. butted in (as is my wont) and said I would be willing to take the training, and volunteer when the regulars couldn't be there. This led to the principal offering me a job next year--only a few hours a week--to do substitute aide work. Of course, this hinges on the school remaining open next year, but it's encouraging that he felt able to offer. He wouldn't, if he didn't have a good amount of confidence in the situation.
At any rate, that is what is going on with me, right now. I still have a mountain of laundry and tons of housework, but I am slowly whittling it down. Hope everyone else is doing well!
**Squishes you all**
Firstly, even though he died more than ten years ago, I have to say Happy Birthday, Daddy! he would have been seventy-four today. Wow! I hope he's having a great party with my mom!
I spent the day at the school (what else is new?), counting out the money from the carnival, and getting it ready to be deposited. I am still not sure how much we made, but I am thinking it's somewhere close to what we made last year, so I am satisfied. After that, I called the raffle winners that hadn't already picked up their prizes, and gave them the good news about their prizes. I then spent a couple of hours shredding all of the raffle tickets, and all of the strips of tickets so that the kids don't dig them out of the dumpsters and try to use them again, next year. I over heated the shredder three times, and had to take breaks from that. I will finish that, tomorrow.
While I was doing said shredding, I overheard (because I was blatantly listening in) the principal's secretary asking one of the aides if they wanted to go to crossing guard training. butted in (as is my wont) and said I would be willing to take the training, and volunteer when the regulars couldn't be there. This led to the principal offering me a job next year--only a few hours a week--to do substitute aide work. Of course, this hinges on the school remaining open next year, but it's encouraging that he felt able to offer. He wouldn't, if he didn't have a good amount of confidence in the situation.
At any rate, that is what is going on with me, right now. I still have a mountain of laundry and tons of housework, but I am slowly whittling it down. Hope everyone else is doing well!
**Squishes you all**