I'm not sure what the deal is with the "quote" in the accompanying article. No one at my school could possibly have written it...so I suppose either I did and don't remember (this is possible--my coteacher has approached me with random demands like "Write your dream. 2 lines," or "Write your think the vice principal, 3 sentences," on various occasions. I have to come up with something random on the spot, and since no one can--or cares to--really read what I've written, I don't worry about it enough to remember anything), or she just stole it from somewhere on the internet.
Friday, May 18, 2007
carateaching
I found this picture today while trying to figure out our school's website:
I'm not sure what the deal is with the "quote" in the accompanying article. No one at my school could possibly have written it...so I suppose either I did and don't remember (this is possible--my coteacher has approached me with random demands like "Write your dream. 2 lines," or "Write your think the vice principal, 3 sentences," on various occasions. I have to come up with something random on the spot, and since no one can--or cares to--really read what I've written, I don't worry about it enough to remember anything), or she just stole it from somewhere on the internet.
I'm not sure what the deal is with the "quote" in the accompanying article. No one at my school could possibly have written it...so I suppose either I did and don't remember (this is possible--my coteacher has approached me with random demands like "Write your dream. 2 lines," or "Write your think the vice principal, 3 sentences," on various occasions. I have to come up with something random on the spot, and since no one can--or cares to--really read what I've written, I don't worry about it enough to remember anything), or she just stole it from somewhere on the internet.
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can't read the accompanying article. can it be fixed?
Yes, would love to see the article.
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