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Nov. 7th, 2009

  • 7:50 PM

Ok, here's the deal.  Even though I'm not superstitious.... I always have to have pizza after Alabama wins a football game. This usually makes me get up early on Sunday morning and go to the gym to sweat out the beer and work off the pizza.

I'm drunk, horny and hungry

  • Nov. 7th, 2009 at 7:47 PM

  I'm about to have pepperoni pizza ...............besides the doughnuts I had this morning, I'm about to devour a pizza or at least  4 pieces.

Confession

  • Nov. 7th, 2009 at 7:32 PM

 I bought a dozen of Krispy Kremes dougnuts this morning after my 2 hour cardio workout while waiting to pick up B's mail............ So far I've only eaten 3 doughnuts, but that's going to change now that I'm drunk and hungry.

Nov. 7th, 2009

  • 8:16 PM
Just want some opinions. I teach Grade 6 and I need some opinions on my next Language unit.

Background: Just finished an "essay" connected to a novel study about bullying.


Option 1: start new novel study (Hoot), connect it with Biodiversity in Science. Writing focus will be persuasive essays. Novel study will continue into the new year so they'll have a 2 week break from the book.

Option 2: short story unit. Explore all elements of short stories. Writing focus will be developing ideas and writing their own short fictional narrative. Unit will be finished by the Christmas Break. Start novel study in January and have it go continuously.


I'm leaning more towards the short story unit so I can do the novel in January in it's entirety and start persuasive writing when we get back in January. Also since we just did an entire novel maybe a break with short stories.

The thing is, this job might end in the end of January and I REALLY REALLY REALLY want to do Hoot as a novel study but I think I shouldn't plan for what I want to do but rather plan for my students.

Just curious about other's thoughts, although writing this has really heplped me make up my mind.
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Nov. 7th, 2009

  • 2:23 PM
After Halloween costume clearout sale as well as other sale items like this great cute skulls underbust corset:



At our etsy shop HERE

Dancing Badger

  • Nov. 7th, 2009 at 12:37 PM
Went to a dance last night... I had something totally unexpected happen. There is a beautiful young Asian woman who is a FANTASTIC dancer. She's dating the local rockstar~ The best male competitor in the area. Anyhoo, she was sitting out a dance and I asked her. We had a lovely dance...nothing exceptional, just very nice and sweet. I pride myself on the smoothness of my dancing and my gentleness to my partners. Afterwards, she gave me a HUGE hug and thanked me profusely for the dance. I was blown away.

I had a very good time dancing, got in some lovely dances, and best of all, didn't have an upset stomach for the first time in I can't remember.

I thought I'd tempt fate and for breakfast, have some granola bars I'd bought as a healthy Halloween treat for my )non-existant) trick-or-treaters. BAD IDEA. The tummy pain and bloating is back. The gluten intolerance seems more and more likely a culprit.

Nov. 7th, 2009

  • 2:24 PM
Ok teachers,

I'm having a brain fart. I read a book the other day and one character was Frank N. Stein. Clearly a play on words for Frankenstein. What is this called when someone does this, ie: has a character named Frank N. Stein who is Frankenstein?

I frist thought pun but don't think that's right. I tried to explain it to the class but didn't know how to label it.

Thanks :)
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Study Abroader

  • Nov. 7th, 2009 at 12:29 PM
Hey all!

I'm studying here in Paris for the semester, and next week my friends and I have a week off. We want to explore France--we've already been to Normandy and the Loire Valley, but we want to explore other areas.... Any suggestions?

Maybe even some other places in Europe, as long as it's cheap? Suggestions with cheap travel is a must, as we're all pretty much broke. BROKE, broke, since most of us are living off an allowance from our universities/personal savings. I would totally appreciate it!!

Thanks!

Eighteen

  • Nov. 7th, 2009 at 2:55 AM



a little late but...





.We Own The Sky.


 

my day in twitters

  • Nov. 7th, 2009 at 12:03 AM
  • 09:27 Is still stuck on the w sea bridge....wtf #
  • 12:56 coffee just hit the perfect temperature... do not disturb #

I can't sleep

  • Nov. 6th, 2009 at 11:46 PM
I'm so nervous and pleased with myself for using "fuck" five times in an online class discussion about ethics that I can't sleep. I soooo hope my professor initiates something official.

It's about time my sociology background comes in useful.

God, I'm such a fucking undergrad.

The game ...

  • Nov. 6th, 2009 at 9:49 PM
So it's been a busy week, and I've fallen behind again. Yesterday I spent half the morning at a coffeehouse talking with a local architect, whose firm's design I'd kind of torn apart at a recent Design Review Board meeting. And last night was my Board's annual Preservation Awards ceremony. It went well ... everyone had a good time, I had some interesting conversations, and I got to spend an inordinate amount of the evening hanging out by the buffet table. :)

Anyhow, since the weekend's almost here I realized I needed to catch up with some more photos from last Saturday ... so here you go:

Photo-heavy post ... )

Stupid Strauss

  • Nov. 6th, 2009 at 10:20 PM
For those of you new to my life, Leo Strauss is my god, whether I like it or not. Kenyon's poli-sci department got me at a formative time in my life, and I'll never fully escape it.

So when my ethics professor asks us about the minutia of the ethics of the Nuremburg Trials, I completely flip out. Any reasonable, virtuous, educated, mature person KNOWS that what the Nazis did was evil and needed to be punished. The fact that someone even has a language to ask whether the trials were good demonstrates that something is fundamentally wrong with this whole "ethics" game. Ethics tries to drive a wedge between morality and reason. It exists only to pervert the line between good and wrong. It's everything that is fucked up about the enlightenment / liberal project. What the fuck ever happened to virtue?

Notice anything about the above sentiment?

It's true. Deep down, I'm an elitist neo-con who takes it hard and deep from Aristotle and Plato.

Nov. 6th, 2009

  • 8:14 PM
These are some photos I took inspired by Halloween. Enjoy.

Trick-Or-Treat )

French New Wave

  • Nov. 6th, 2009 at 5:41 PM
The only class where getting high is required to understand the material.

A scene from Godard's Weekend...

Emily Bronte: "Be he black or white, I demand the death of the crocodile, murderer."

Woman: "This isn't a novel, it's a film. A film is life."

Emily Bronte: "Cover the flowers in flame, stroke their hair, teach them to read..."

Man uses a lighter to set Emily Bronte on fire. She burns to death.

Woman: "It's rotten of us, isn't it? We've no right to burn even a philosopher."

Man: "Can't you see they're only imaginary characters?"

Woman: "Why is she crying then?"

Man: "No idea. Let's go."

knitting through the curtain of death

  • Nov. 6th, 2009 at 2:27 PM
Ok, that might be an overly dramatic title. I was given a commission to finish a sweater vest for a lady: He neighbor had started it and made it about 2/3 of the way up the front and back, and then "became late" as they say in "The No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency" books. Anyhoo, client asked that I finish it for her so she could give it to the daughter (Her's or her late neighbor's...I never was never clear).

I finished it mere minutes ago, including some surruptuous repairs of a couple of the more glaring errors of the late lady's work. It hasn't been blocked yet, but here's what it looks like. (Lovely purple heather merino wool: Cascade 220 heathers~ col #2450 if you're curious). There is something especially joyous about completing work for someone who's passed on: It's as if I was saying, "Look, death didn't REALLY stop you!"

I'm happy with it. The photo doesn't thankfully show the apparent differences in our knitting...suffice it to say, I have a bit more experience and the top of the sweater is a bit more even and mistake free than the bottom. I'm sure the client will be delighted.

Niagara Falls soon

  • Nov. 6th, 2009 at 2:16 PM
I'm going to Niagara Falls, Ontario on Saturday ( tomorrow ) to meet up with [info]gregoid and [info]rogonandi while they are on their cross country moving van adventure from
i have no clue, Maine to Edmonton Alberta.

I am still working on how I am going to get there but yes I will be going :P

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Stupid Criminal

  • Nov. 6th, 2009 at 10:41 AM

Now it's time to recognize our Idiot Criminal of the Day, 20-year-old Andrew Burwitz of Appleton, Wisconsin.

 

At around 2:00 A.M. Monday morning, Andrew got into his car and committed two drive by shootings. One of the homes he shot up belonged to the family of his ex-girlfriend. The other he apparently picked at random. Fortunately, no one was injured.

 

But the real beauty of this story is that before he started shooting, this bonehead forgot to roll down the window and when he pulled the trigger, the glass shattered all over the street.

 

So the police collected the broken glass and brought it to a bunch of different auto glass repair shops in the area.  Eventually, they happened upon one that had replaced Andrew's window as part of an insurance claim. 

 

Long story short, Andrew was arrested and charged with reckless endangerment, endangering safety by reckless use of a firearm, disorderly conduct and criminal damage to property. He's being held on $25,000 bond. The cops think alcohol may have been a factor.

Quote of the Day

  • Nov. 6th, 2009 at 7:32 AM

Happy are those who dream dreams
and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.
Leon J. Suenes

Help??

  • Nov. 6th, 2009 at 10:59 AM
Hi, 2nd year student teacher here (I'm doing foreign languages teaching).
At the moment I'm writing a critique and a lesson plan.  One of the questions I need to answer in my critique: "How can James Bruner's idea that we understand experience through three modes of representation (enactive, icon and symbolic)  help you in planning this lesson? How can you use his ideas in your teaching?".

Maybe it's just the way the criteria is phrased, but I am really baffled. I cannot seem to think of a way in which I can use the "enactive" stage in a German class. I can think of examples for Science and PE of course, but not languages. I always have this problem when we're asked to use psychomotor objectives too.

Can anyone give me an enactive->iconic-> example?
Jim told me that I had been called the gayest person ever ...hmmm really whatever ... the comment itself doesn't bother me ... please I know my gay history, I have taught a gay film class as well as a safezone ... I know gay ... so that is not in dispute. What annoys me is that the little fucker lacks any balls to ever say anything directly to me. I do think he thinks that me painting my nails and perhaps changing my hair color to exotic hues only amplifies this particular opinion, not too mention my extreme arrogance. But comon, at least stand up, everything I say "in private" I will say to your face, I have no issue with that, the only exception is venting talk .. that more pissy ranting that is rarely housed within a strong opinion, its more of the moment and immediate drainage than truth so its rarely if ever to be taken literally. My friends should know to always approach me with issues, if I find out things have been said behind my back you are likely to get your ass beat, scratched, and verbally and quite possibly literally punched.

I don't care if people don't like me, I expect that, we all can't be liked, I just want people to have some conviction ... this is simply another example of why I see weakness everywhere.

This was soon followed by what I thought was an innocuous comment on my cousin's facebook, poking at someone else's comment which eventually got the words Fag and Homo thrown at me. And try as I might to diffuse the situation, I failed at all attempts ... strangely I didn't try and engage my anger simply because I didn't want to cause drama for my cousin Jaime since it involved someone on her husband's side of the family. Side note ... the calling me the epithets didn't piss me, ignorance such as that display makes me pity them ... trying to correct me on my blood uncle's name is and correcting me with a nickname ... oh now that infuriated me ... its always the little things that turn the crank on my temper.

A month in Ohio .... oh yes its what I am planning ... it will be strange ... but it will go well I hope ... the only issue is that it will be over the holidays and when our relatives congregate ... in a very enclosed space. Nothing ... and I mean nothing will aggravate me like my relatives ... my father and I got into it over the phone over basic dates and events (damn little things)... I see drama in the future or an overdose of wine. But Chris is planning on coming down, there will be visits with Rita, and most likely some other peeps from home, so it will be good ... I just hope my heart doesn't have to hurt too much when I spend time with my momma and maybe this illness will magically just go away.

Should I feel bad for feeling as though I am simply peripheral property? Even speaking to my father last night ... its very evident that his true heart is still enamored with my mother, the kids well we are representatives of that association, Ed and Laura more so because they were around for a majority of the marriage. When I spoke with my mom, she also agreed to a certain extent with most of my views, just to a slightly lesser extent. Me, I am an enigma to him, a very frustrating puzzle that fails to conform to what he expects and even wants. He would give us (the siblings and more myself) up in a second if he could simply have her .. and though the love is endearing and amazing, I also see it completely flawed and warped. However, time has allowed it to mature slightly and a little less obsessively, so he sadly takes whatever crumbs he imagines she gives him. I would feel pity, but it can be hard to summon any emotion when it comes to him well except anger for pissing me off.

If I were more submissive, more pliant, perhaps straight, he would feel more at ease, instead we are in a constant battle of dominance with him often just walking away anymore ... and that is satisfying. We are alike in so many ways, almost too many.

my day in twitters

  • Nov. 6th, 2009 at 12:03 AM
  • 10:27 cant work right now... computer was eaten with virii #
  • 12:07 twitpic.com/oe3oq - Bored and playing with play-doh #
  • 14:27 Believes its all a conspiracy for microsoft to sell more windows 7 #
  • 14:36 twitpic.com/oep0h - Hours upon hours of watching the little magnifying glass is hypnotizing me into a stupor. Need nap now. #
  • 23:22 Finished up some side work, time to relax for a few #

Seventeen

  • Nov. 5th, 2009 at 9:44 PM









.Flora Consonance.
 

Nov. 5th, 2009

  • 9:26 PM
Anyone have any websites/resources for timed reading fluency passages?

Christmas Exchange

  • Nov. 5th, 2009 at 7:53 PM
So in this area, it's typical around Christmas for teachers to have students learn about Christmas around the world and how it's celebrated. It's the way they get in multiculturalism in for the December month. I want to do something different with my 5th graders though. The idea is exchanging letters with another class in a different country to discover how those students celebrate the winter holidays, and not just Christmas, as well as special traditions in those families as well, things that the Internet wouldn't always tell. Each of my students would write a letter that I would then collect and send out to another classroom. I know it seems early to ask, but I'd like to be able to have them do the project and have letters to see before our Christmas break in late December.

Are there any 4-6th teachers in other English speaking countries that would be willing to do this? My students are in rural WV for reference.

x-posted around.

Funny

  • Nov. 5th, 2009 at 6:05 PM
One of my middle school students told one of my high school students that her scary story lacked originality and descriptive language. lol

It's a glutenous tragedy!

  • Nov. 5th, 2009 at 11:02 AM
Ok, anyone who's been reading by blog as of late knows that I've been kvetching about a very upset tummy for quite a while. Being a self employed craftsman with only catastrophic health insurance... I've kind of laid low, and hoped it would sort itself out. To no avail.

A casual mention on Facebook of how terrible I felt after only eating one small muffin yesterday morning led an aquaintance to mention that his spouse as Celiac disease: a gluten allergy/intolerance that causes damage to the intestinal villi. I went down the list of abdominal symptoms and had EVERY SINGLE ONE. FUCK FUCK FUCK!!!!! I was a bread baker...I LOVE my gluten!!!! Poo! Nasty foul smelling floating tan fatty Poo!!!!

I've gone 24 hours without grain, and I'm feeling decidedly better. Time to find a way to get the tests done. They look expensive. Still...I'd far rather it be Celiac than Cancer.

The thing that is really getting me...Oats. oats might be a possible yes/no grain. I LOVE oats... My horses eat oats. (Ok, I'm leaving that in... this happens to me all the time... I can't get used to the singular: My one horse eats oats). I eat oats.

I can easily handle the diet, and I'm sure I'll get used to spelt. Grumbly badger.... now with less gas.

WAIT A MINUTE....BEER? I CAN'T HAVE BEER?!? THAT'S NOT PLAYING FAIR!!!!

These are just some ramblings that have been going through me head lately and going on in my life. It probably won't make much since but I just wanted to write about it.

1. I chatted with B yesterday and he was telling me about his 3am porno wake up call every morning. It seems that B's roommate gets up every morning around 3 am and has skypes sex with his wife. It seems B's roommates like to take owership of his wife's pussy because it belongs to him. I asked B if his roommate was jerking off when he and his wife has these early porno sessions but he said he didn't know because he's trying not to laugh. B says he doesn't mind but he wishes it wasn't so early in the morning.

2.  My appetite is off the charts. I stay hungry all the time. I eat 4 or 5 meals a day but I can't seem to stop stuffing my face. I do have to say that I workout 2 hours every morning.  I hope it's my metabolism speeding up that's making me so hungry. I think I have had every form of chicken you can possibly have.

3.My second job is going well. I've picked up more hours due to people being fired for not showing up to work. My friend that asked me to do the job is very appreciative that I don't have a life and willing to fill in until she can find someone. The extra money is good and much needed in this economy.

4. I'm getting my carpets steamed cleaned sometime in the next 2 weeks. The high traffic areas look disgusting and I want them clean ASAP.

5. Alabama has a big game against LSU this weekend.  I was thinking about asking some people from the gym to come over and watch the game. I thought about having a small scale crawfish and shrimp boil on Saturday. It might be too messy and burgers and hot dogs on the grill will do the same trick...and of course plenty of ice cold BEER.

6. The weather here has been perfect. The highs are in the 70's and sunny. I've been sleeping with my windows open at night.

7. The people on Top Chef really get on my fucking nerve. I use to really like the show but now everyone competing are a bunch of douche bags. They make food seem unattainable if you don't prescribe their high brow way of cooking. When did dick head chef's become so fucking arrogant.

8. I've been in candy overload. I need to stop cold turkey. i say I need to stop with the sugary treat but I did just come back from teh grocery store with ingredients to make white chocolate macadamian nut cookies.  

9. I've been jerking off like a 13 year old boy that has just discovered his dick.

How much do you really love beer?

  • Nov. 5th, 2009 at 11:16 AM

Guys, the next time you're trying to decide where to go on vacation, you might want to consider the town of Starkenberger, Austria. That's because there's a spa there called the Starkenberger Myth of Beer Resort, and it has three 5,000-gallon swimming pools full of BEER. 

 

That's right, swimming pools full of beer. According to resort officials, swimming in beer can help treat skin conditions, improve blood circulation and even cure wounds. The jury is still out as to whether or not that's actually true. 

    

(STV Entertainment)



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Nov. 5th, 2009

  • 11:37 AM
Hello all!

I can't believe I just found this community! I wanted to share some of my Halloween fun.



Jack o' lanterns. The Corpse Bride was mine and the double faced one is my husbands, it says AOD which is his bands name.

WARNING: Cut contains a lot of October Halloween related Photos )

LJ Idol Topic: Smile

  • Nov. 5th, 2009 at 11:38 AM
People easily categorize me as a nice guy, and I don't dispute that, I am. But truth be told, I can also be a vindictive bitch. Most people never see that side of me. It's mostly reserved for ex's that burned me, or for people who have gone out of their way to be cruel for no apparent reason. But there was once someone who knew me so well, they knew all the right buttons to push and my retribution was swift, and satisfying.

We had been friends for years. The kind of friends that are so close you finish each other’s sentences, know what the other is thinking, and unintentionally alienated other people by speaking in our own language (mostly a volley of movie quotes that would end with us in hysterics). He didn't so much change over time as open my eyes to the real person he was. Selfish, delusional, the kind of person who has to blame everything on other people to wash their hands of any responsibility. We had our final blow out and in the process broke our friendship beyond repair. We then entered the phase of sides. Where whether you mean to or not, you make your other friends choose sides. I played fair, he played dirty. He tried ruining other friendships of mine with people who didn't know him well enough. Once the dust settled, and the friends that hadn't already stood behind me refused to take sides, he turned his back on everyone and was alone, exactly as I told him he would be. But it wasn't enough. He took his cheap shots, and would not just let us go our separate ways.

If you saw his smug smile, and heard the tone of his voice you'd understand why I needed my revenge.

Months later I'd be sitting outside a cafe that the two of us for years used to frequent almost daily. I was reading a book when I looked up and saw his car coasting by. To my surprise he turned his car around and came back. We both said hi, he asked if he could sit with me, I told him he could. I asked him how life was and he filled me in (of course never asking how my life had been). He told me he had met a guy online, and this guy was everything he wanted but the guy had yet to meet up with him in person. I sat and listened to him talk about all the details of this guy’s life story. I smiled and nodded, listening intently, asking a question here and there. He never did try to reconnect; he just wanted someone to listen all about this new guy. It was infuriating to me. When he left, I knew we wouldn't be buddy buddy now because of this impromptu coffee talk, our bridges were long burned and the taste of ash hadn't even been washed out by the time this happened. When he drove away I smiled, and smiled and could not stop smiling.

I drove home smiling, logged onto the computer smiling, signed into the fake profile and told him that I wasn't interested, I had met someone else. Of course it wasn't "me" that was saying it. It was the guy he had just spent 30 minutes to me talking about. That guy never existed. I made him up, used a fake picture of someone that would be his type, sent out the bait and it worked flawlessly. I just never expected that he would tell me of all people about this guy. He would feel the sting of rejection for all the shit he put me through. I know it says something about a darker side of me, but I couldn't help but smile the entire time.

People easily categorize me as a nice guy, and I don't dispute that, I am. But truth be told, I can also be a vindictive bitch.

Quote of the Day

  • Nov. 5th, 2009 at 7:57 AM

"Go confidently in the direction of your dreams.
Live the life you've imagined."
-Henry David Thoreau


my day in twitters

  • Nov. 5th, 2009 at 12:04 AM
  • 02:32 Going to bed angry #
  • 12:10 needs to start scouting out a new roommate....anyone? #
  • 15:11 isn't sure what he's drinking but it's good... like a green tea latte #

Late Halloween Post.....

  • Nov. 4th, 2009 at 10:15 PM
My boyfriend and I have always loved monsters and have a special affection for the tall, awkward, misunderstood Frankenstein. Our good friend Glen Hetrick and his studio Optic Nerve made a dream come true and turned us into monsters! I made my dress myself and my hair was done by my friend Shelby Hood.

My base color and some shading was airbrushed on. Wax was used to cover my eyebrows and MAC carbon and Lancome waterproof eyeliner was used to draw them back on. Lipstick is just black greasepaint that was set with translucent powder.



His makeup.....a bit more complicated!

That's Boris Karlof on the left and my boyfriend Adam Kilss on right!



More photos this way..... )

Added for fun, here is Adam without makeup, posing with two of his paintings:



He's also a talented tattoo artist and was lucky enough to have a customer who shares our passion for these monsters (work in progress):



Thanks for looking, I hope you all had a wonderful Halloween!!!

Nov. 4th, 2009

  • 10:28 PM
Pain pain pain, fever, cough, every muscle hurts.... the flu must have arrived.
Have quarantined myself, I will not be responsible for others suffering.

Doing my best to not let the anxiety it triggers overwhelm me too.

It's a struggle.

This pain and the anxiety it causes will not last forever. It will pass.

Subbing

  • Nov. 4th, 2009 at 6:58 PM
Last week I accepted a 3 day assignment for a 5th grade class. (I teach in NYC). This could quite possibly have been the worst class ever. You could have put 6 teachers, and John Dewey himself in the room, and it wouldn't have helped. I called to have one student removed and was told that the people who are in charge of that were in a meeting. Since we had 20 minutes left before I was to go on a prep, I let it go. Not even 5 minutes after the class returned, I needed to call and have him removed. The assistant principal came up and basically told him "Don't do that again." I went back to my desk and was helping the two kids who actually were doing any work, when a fight broke out between two girls. The AP was still nearby and heard the screaming. She and whom I assume was the principal then made the decision to split the class for the remainder of the day and the next two. I was sent home.

I received a letter today informing me that the school filed unprofessional conduct charges on me. Yes, I was unable to control the class. Does that make me unprofessional? Surely I am not the first substitute to be unable to control a class.

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