Almost there . . .almost there . . .

[Joe Rice]

So I got the copy of my kids' book I ordered in order to proof check it today. It looks great. I'll rip through it, correct any typos I might find, and within a few days it'll be available to the general public. I've rarely been prouder. Twenty-two stories by twenty-two kids, soon available on the internet for around six bucks. The parents are excited, the administration's excited, the school aides, my kids, but most of all I am.

Woo! Will update as it progresses.

[howyadoin]

Very cool.

Speakin' of books, what's happening with yours?

[Winslow]

Great idea to get your kids interested in writing.

[Joe Rice]

Very cool.

Speakin' of books, what's happening with yours?

All is revised save for the last four pages. Tackling that now. The ending requires the most work, so it's taking longer than the other 200 some.

[Joe Rice]

Great idea to get your kids interested in writing.

And to show stubborn admin that just because my room doesn't look like a woman's classroom doesn't mean we're not doing superlative work.

[Winslow]

And to show stubborn admin that just because my room doesn't look like a woman's classroom doesn't mean we're not doing superlative work.

HA! You should see my office.

[Joe Rice]

HA! You should see my office.

Be glad you're not an elementary teacher . . .different standards.

[Iangould]

And to show stubborn admin that just because my room doesn't look like a woman's classroom doesn't mean we're not doing superlative work.

It's the dirty gym socks on the floor next to the half-empty can of beer that keep throwing her.

That or the Hustler centrefold collage.

[Joe Rice]

It's the dirty gym socks on the floor next to the half-empty can of beer that keep throwing her.

That or the Hustler centrefold collage.


Wait a second . . .that can wasn't quite empty! Hold on a second!