Just because I'm out of their target audience doesn't mean I shouldn't have heard about them. I'm way out of Beiber's demographic too, but, I've heard of him, sadly!The article says it all - Canada’s house band. (Lots of fans in Buffalo and Detroit too.)
And no offence, but you’re a teeny, tiny bit outside of their target audience demographic.
Tell you what, we will get "the Donald" to cry about Gord if you will take Beiber back.
I mostly taught statistics to students in their 20s so we didn't get to use crayons very often.
That's where you went wrong.I mostly taught statistics to students in their 20s so we didn't get to use crayons very often.
They never let me have anything sharper then a crayon for some reason.I mostly taught statistics to students in their 20s so we didn't get to use crayons very often.
There are enough people crying up here, we don’t need Trump’s tears.Just because I'm out of their target audience doesn't mean I shouldn't have heard about them. I'm way out of Beiber's demographic too, but, I've heard of him, sadly!
The area I have to store them would not be big enough. It pretty much won't fit more than the size of a 24 pack of crayons.
Yeah, the line up is great for 1st through 4th graders...about 5th grade, they start being "too cool" for such childish things. But I had around 20- 25 kids per class...70 would make a REALLY long line!!@Songbird76 I like your 1st trick. I'll try that for sure. As a band director either I teach 2 to 4 kids at a time in lessons.....or...I have 70 students for full band practice. I'm not lining kids up at the door at lessons....I just dismiss them. I can imagine the classroom music teacher doing that though. Thanks for sharing
I love Air Supply. Not really a Manilow fan, but I don't mind him either.
Exactly...classroom/vocal music and band are different.
Never heard of this before. We've left personalized ornaments or gifts for special occasions (anniversary, honeymoon couples, etc.)Back from our working trip to VA.
We had been staying at the local Best Western for our previous trips, but most of their beds are doubles, and although I can handle that for a night or 2, Dave really needs a Queen-size of King for his height So we switched to a Sleep Inn this time, which was fine for our purposes. The BW gave out rubber ducks when you checked in and a cute little note that it was something to remember your stay. It was cute at first, but after the 3'rd or 4th rubber duck, the cuteness wore thin, but we took them home anyway. So when we got to our room at the Sleep inn, what do we see but another rubber duck with the same cute little message. Is this something that all hotels are doing now, or just the cheapo ones that we stay in?
The BW had them all over the lobby as decorations too, then one on the sink in the actual guest room.
Which is really to your student's misfortune. On average, ten times out of seven, college students perform better when using color coordinated numbers rather than all uniformed numbers with the same color of ink.I mostly taught statistics to students in their 20s so we didn't get to use crayons very often.
Creepity...
I know. Turning 50 is the worst.