What are You doing right now? (Pt 2)

[MissKitty]

Watching a morning news show on tv and contemplating how to go about everything I need to get done today. 

[odeon]

I am making a 'thank you' card to Mrs Sherratt who is the teaching assistant at urchins school.  She spends 22 hours a week with him.

I wouldn't normally be a creepy bumlick to a teacher (never was a teachers pet) but she deserves this card along with the huge bouquet of flowers she will get tomorrow on the last day.

In the beginning she was kicked, punched, bitten, had her hair pulled and her glasses got launched across the classroom -  she never moaned or made a fuss or even flinched.  She has never had a day off and has been a continuous positive influence!  He no longer gets sent to headmaster's office and i was thrilled with his first school report.  She has put some of her own time to work with my child and often goes above and beyond the call of duty.

A few weeks ago i had to attend several meeting about whether Birmingham City Council would continue to part fund her work (he goes to a Worcester school) and i saw her outside.  She was in tears in case they didn't (they did btw) and although she would still have had a job as she would just go back to helping a Worcester special ed. needs child she was saying "I don't know what i will do if i don't get him (urchin) next year, i love him so much, he is like the son i never had"   ahh Bless

She is one of the lowly paid unsung heroes and whatever it is they pay her -  isn't enough!

Praise Mrs Sherratt

We need more people like her. My son had someone like that in his last school before I pulled him. What a huge positive influence that person had. I know the gratitude that you feel. So glad Urchin has her again next year.

My son's got a teacher like that. Never a complaint, always positive and encouraging. She's fab.

[Queen Victoria]

Letters sent to all the appropriate "in-charge's" with a copy to her is definitely called for.  They need to know the positives that she has done.  We all too often send complaints, too seldom send compliments.

['andersom']

I am making a 'thank you' card to Mrs Sherratt who is the teaching assistant at urchins school.  She spends 22 hours a week with him.

I wouldn't normally be a creepy bumlick to a teacher (never was a teachers pet) but she deserves this card along with the huge bouquet of flowers she will get tomorrow on the last day.

In the beginning she was kicked, punched, bitten, had her hair pulled and her glasses got launched across the classroom -  she never moaned or made a fuss or even flinched.  She has never had a day off and has been a continuous positive influence!  He no longer gets sent to headmaster's office and i was thrilled with his first school report.  She has put some of her own time to work with my child and often goes above and beyond the call of duty.

A few weeks ago i had to attend several meeting about whether Birmingham City Council would continue to part fund her work (he goes to a Worcester school) and i saw her outside.  She was in tears in case they didn't (they did btw) and although she would still have had a job as she would just go back to helping a Worcester special ed. needs child she was saying "I don't know what i will do if i don't get him (urchin) next year, i love him so much, he is like the son i never had"   ahh Bless

She is one of the lowly paid unsung heroes and whatever it is they pay her -  isn't enough!

Praise Mrs Sherratt

We need more people like her. My son had someone like that in his last school before I pulled him. What a huge positive influence that person had. I know the gratitude that you feel. So glad Urchin has her again next year.

My son's got a teacher like that. Never a complaint, always positive and encouraging. She's fab.

My oldest, and her best friend, visited the old school today, to see the two teachers who had a huge positive influence on them. Teachers like that do make a difference, and can't be overrated.

[odeon]

Of course, he's had a few who insisted on always having their way, always winning points and whatever, always shifting the blame. Some teachers shouldn't be teachers.

[bodie]

I bet it's not an easy job.

[odeon]

I imagine the job can be a bloody nightmare.

[TheoK]

Edo panem fartum cum gallopave 

[Queen Victoria]

waiting for the chicken broth to cool enough to put in the refrigerator.

[TheoK]

Habeo ientaculum. Edo panem fartum cum gallopave et bibo coffeum cum lacte tepido 

[odeon]

Drinking coffee.

[bodie]

there is a drawer under this laptop, and i am looking for something in there.

[odeon]

I'm watching Top Gear.

[Queen Victoria]

there is a drawer under this laptop, and i am looking for something in there.

I thought you put it in the drawer in your nightstand.   

[P7PSP]

Being a lazy fuckoff.