It’s been extra cRaZy lately:
We’re nearing the end of the school year and it just plain gets hectic around then (even though I work year-round).
The superintendent just retired, he’s been in the district 44 years(!!!), so there has been work to wrap up and a variety of celebratory events (admin building, district-wide, just administrators, etc.). He sure knew a lot of people, many whom came back for some of the celebrations.
I just starting teaching a class at a local university and getting everything started always takes time (even though I’ve done this same class before); plus I’m trying to do more on-line with this group.
Life in general has been a little busier lately from Mother’s day to days off and other things.
I think I’ve missed at least an extra day a week at work for some meeting and/or conference every week since before Easter and had to take a few vacation days here and there too so it’s been busy for those reasons too.
I’ve got a new boss, which is great(!), but it’s stressful figuring out how they want things (what things I should ask about and what things to just do) there’s no problems, it’s just I figured all that out with the old boss and had a good grip on these things.
I’ve been having sleep problems too, but I bet that’s partially due to the above and the crazy weather changes affecting my allergies.
Hmm… Putting them all in a list I realize there are more work related items than life in general, have to think about that…
I go have good stuff going on, most (all?) of the busy personal stuff has been good, it’s just been making life busier. I haven’t spent as much “fun” time on the computer as usual, certainly not much time blogging lately, but I think things will calm down soon, but we are still getting into the end of the year crunches at work. That’s all for now, just a life in general update, not too exciting but you know I’m alive…
Hey, there’s nothing wrong with having a life! Glad things are going well for you. :)
I’m still catching up on the sleep I missed while suffering from a sinus infection for over a month.