Blog, She Wrote
8:16PM, January 22nd, 2008
A few people have suggested that I have appeared a little fragile recently, at least as far as my blog. This couldn’t be less true. In fact, as a chronic nail biter, my nails are starting to grow back to such a luscious length that I’ll not be surprised the first time I’m stopped on the street having been confused for Eartha Kitt.
So what have I been up to? I’m still working on my abundant casual rate. I’m thinking I might start hiring an assistant to follow me around as I bark orders like “I’ll have two of those… four of those, one in mauve…” My brother commented that the delivery guys know our address by memory. eBay has been kind to me, and I’m well on my way to having the entire series of Seinfeld on DVD. This was sort of sparked by my Joan-esque attack on my DVD collection throwing out everything that wasn’t… um… “purchased”. It was quite a display, hunched over my pile of DVDs throwing them this way and that without regard for who or what was behind me.
Other than that I’ve spent a few nights crawling up in bed with an episode of Murder, She Wrote and lulling myself off to sleep at 9.30. That’s right, I’m a man of disgusting luxury.
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Moving On
8:26PM, January 15th, 2008
After months of back and forth with various institutions, I’ve just about had it with this whole teaching nonsense. I’m frustrated to no end, and at the moment staying at work and getting paid is sounding like the easiest thing. It’s not what I want to do forever, but I’m going to apply for an upcoming job and see what happens. I have an uncle who likes to think quite highly of himself, and make sure everyone else does as well. His midlife crisis involved learning the guitar and embracing american bluegrass music in a way that could get you locked up 60-odd years ago. And still should. As someone who has been playing only a few years, nay “feeling” the music as he tells me, he gave me a patronising “Are you still playing the piano?”, accompanied with the embarrassing cliché hand movement. “Good on you, make sure you keep it up” he trailed off while his mind continued “… and one day you’ll be as good as me at pickin’ a gee-tar like I pick jerky from ‘tween ma teeths.” Once I told him what I’d been up to he made a concerted effort to move onto another family member to impress.
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*Peels you a grape*
Comment by Penguin — January 23, 2008 @ 11:59 am
You’re not starting to go soft on us are you? In bed by 9:30? Outrageous!!!!
Comment by Kevin Wilson — January 24, 2008 @ 12:16 pm
That’s right… I’m making a hurried decent into old age. Someone save me, quick!
Comment by Tyson — January 28, 2008 @ 3:48 pm
Tyson… the “not purchased” series of Nighty Night is waiting for you over at Greg’s place. I sometimes see a little “Jill” in you so I think you should watch it.
Comment by Phillip — February 2, 2008 @ 11:33 pm
Tyson - Hope all is going well. Howś it going on the teaching front? James
Comment by James — February 4, 2008 @ 6:36 pm
Phillip - I am not sure that’s a compliment.
James - It’s quite possibly on the back burner. Can you believe I’m still waiting to hear from UNE?
Comment by Tyson — February 13, 2008 @ 11:19 pm
Thereś a major report out today in NSW about the forthcomng teacher retirement and the need to employ younger teachers NOW.
Comment by James — February 13, 2008 @ 11:35 pm
I agree that there is a great need for teachers to get out there an work! But I also have to say that as I new teacher it is proving quite difficult to do that. Ridiculous amounts of paperwork for every school, every type of school and every agency makes getting a job difficult. Then on top of that all for the schools want teachers with experience. In fact the only job I have been offered has been in YASS!!
So a seemingly random rant, but the point is… Tyson don’t rush into it!
Comment by zea75 — February 16, 2008 @ 10:21 pm