We had about 1 hour to prep over a month's worth of materials to send home on 10/27, not knowing if we were going to be able to have any pick ups in between. We were told this week that we are having a pick up on Thursday and Friday, so our team went in yesterday afternoon to put some more things together for the next couple weeks.
The first time we went virtual, we had to come in. This time, we were told to stay home for the first two weeks, since pretty much everyone came in contact with at least one person who tested positive (we had a slew of positive tests come back on the same day). We received an email saying we can continue to work from home until November 30th, and if we want to teach from our classroom, talk to our principal. My team kind of took that as they didn't want us to be in the building.
Jennifer, you are the best!!! 
OMG, you love me, you really love me!OMG! A plaque for moi -- be still my heart!
It would be very cool to see some of those old 1800s-era newspapers. I love old things like that.
Well you certainly live in the right place if you love that kind of old historical stuff...in the US at least. As far as the US goes, you can't beat the East coast/new England area for history!OMG! A plaque for moi -- be still my heart!
It would be very cool to see some of those old 1800s-era newspapers. I love old things like that.
what no food pictures?
I’ve been working. Not sure what anyone else has been up to.We certainly are a quiet bunch....
I literally have nothing interesting to share. Working from home leads to mostly boring stories... mostly.
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I have a Light up molded Santa that is illuminated by a regular old type Christmas tree bulb. My parents bought for me when I was about 6 months old. It is a stand alone decoration that stands about 10 inches tall. It is one of the few things that I usually put out at Christmas time. It is 71 years old now and you can tell by the wiring. It is still safe, but will need a new electrical cord very soon. Probably this year. It probably only is worth something to me. That said....This article caught my eye this morning. Dang, I wish I had something "old" to sell. It's amazing (can't think of another word to use) how much money some people will pay for nostalgia items. I like what they bought from one of my all-time favorite Christmas shows, but the price tag?!!
Famous Rudolph, Santa figures from 1964 TV special sell for $368,000 at auction
And how the bidders loved him!
Working, and then this weekend, I needed some down time, so I watched the Mistle Tones on Disney+ and then I watched Noelle again. It was so cute....we watched it last year several times, and even my son watched it and loved it, which he normally can't sit through a whole movie. But he LOVES sheep, and the little reindeer looks kind of like a lamb, so he LOVES snowcone and we got him a stuffed lamb for Christmas last year and he named it snowcone. So I had just started Noelle last night and he came in just as Snowcone came in, and his eyes got big, he ran into his room to get Snowcone, and then ran back and jumped on the bed with me to watch. He's not usually a snuggler at all, so it was really sweet that he wanted to come in and watch with me.
That was a surprise, but maybe I haven't been following attendance figures that closely for quite a while
