- Got more sleep
- Finished reading One Hundred Years of Solitude (Also, after a friend asked if I understood it, I scanned the wikipedia article and took the Sparknotes quiz. I didn't get a perfect score but 88% isn't bad for a "whatever I get out of it" read.)
- Tried a new tofu recipe for lunch. (Hot lunch that I want to eat on a weekday. Luxury indeed.)
- Half-watched LOTR: The Two Towers
- Took time to go through links and check out some new blogs (because there wasn't enough new material coming in through the reader)
- Read the early posts of teachers who have made it past the few years to reassure myself that you felt like miserable teachers at one point too
- Baked pizza for dinner
- Attempted to build snowman
- Read up on fractions in Elementary School Mathematics: Teaching Developmentally by John Van de Walle (suggested by Dan, who I still owe a huge THANK YOU for talking with me in January)
- E-mailed my principal my plan of study for the year
On the one hand I feel like I should have "done something productive" with the time off. On the other hand, I'm continually learning that I have to take time to myself. It may have been low-key, but today was definitely not a waste. (Except for the whole learning time thing. I'm not sure how this will mess with our testing schedule. Joy to find out in the morning.)
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