Re: mental adjustment period

From: Curt James (curt_james_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Tue May 15 2001 - 20:20:42 PDT

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Linda wrote:

> always feeling like there is
> no time for anything else
> that gets to me.
> After 28 years, I'm getting weary.

Ann Heineman wrote:

> Try 34 years!
> Weary and Bone Tired!!! :-)
> Thank goodness I have
> my swimming and work-outs at
> the YMCA to put some
> balance in this old body.
>
> Ann-on-y-mouse in Columbus

I salute you both. After a scant
few months, I feel weary and bone tired.

How do you long-time "soldiers" do it?

I wind up cleaning up after my middlers
every day for nearly three hours a pop.

My clay pieces are heavy-bottomed time
bombs, the ungraded work is piling up,
the school year is nearly over, but
I feel like I've so much yet to do!

I love it, but the "frustration factor"
is certainly there.

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