My classes are boring.
My classes are failures.
My students all hate me.
I stink.
On the other hand, I seem to have brought my son's pet lizard back from the dead once again. Not a total loss, this week, although it felt like it on the way home.
Coffee? A day off? Please?
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Glum, glum. Key quotes from yesterday's Bible as Lit (still in the throes of Genesis):
"So, this stuff about Jacob & Esau, does it happen before or after Noah's Ark?"
"Did I read wrong, or do these guys have more than one wife?"
My reedy little voice seems to have turned in a soporific pan-pipe for a certain contingent of nodders.
In other words -- you have my sympathy & empathy. Come visit: we have lots of lizards, everywhere, and I make good strong coffee.
Eric, it's far, far too early in the day for a "long dark tea-time of the soul". You've already worked miracles on a lizard, so maybe your expectations for your classes are a little high?
Hi, Laura! Hi, Mark!
Thanks for the kinds words--very sweet of you both. I'm feeling a bit more upbeat now, as the sun comes out and the second cup sinks in. Normally I don't post when I have a bad case of the glums, but I'm trying to loosen up a bit, use the blog more casually, so you may hear a few more downs among the ups as the quarter goes on.
Back to work now--
E
Your poetry classes are great!
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