"You're only as tall as your heart will let you be, and you're only as small as the world will make you seem. When the going gets rough and you feel like you will fall, just look on the bright side: you're roughly six feet tall." ~Never Shout Never, On the Brightside
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Rambling random thoughts. WARNING: Incoherent post ahead
As I type this, I should be reading and typing responses to two more chapters of Mosaic of Thought. It's Saturday night. I have no motivation to do so, but I have to get going because I have no time tomorrow. Somehow I think I bit off a little more than I can chew when it comes to the whole community event planning, school, two jobs, getting along with roommates, trying to be a decent human being thing. It's just not working. I'm going insane. Why can I never find a decent balance between work and play? Why did I just use the word decent three times in one paragraph? Why do I think of a hundred other things to do when I'm supposed to be doing homework? Why do I ask so many questions? The next chapter I have to read is a chapter about questioning as a comprehension strategy. Maybe that will help me. Anyway, I'm off to make some tea and sit down to study again. Blah. I love my life. Really, I do. If I can only tweak it a little to play more and work less. Good thing we are going to the cabin next week. I will need a real weekend after this mess of a pretend weekend. Ha! Later.
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Can I be perfectly honest and say the title 'Mosaic of Thought' is kind of exhausting to me?
Yes you may. I kind of think the same. It's half BS with some useful info tucked into corners sometimes. Is that why your brain almost exploded? Should I stop posting assignments? Can you be a little more specific as to why you are exhausted? Is it just that it's too cliche? Cause I get that it's totally cliche...the more I read of this book, the more I see that these folks aren't real teachers but teacher researchers. I hate teacher researchers. Which is probably why I have no motivation to read the last few chapters. Can I totally BS the last few chapters? And my clinical reflection? Maybe I'll call in sick to work tomorrow. I need the catchup day anyway. Is that bad?
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