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Five on Friday: Life Updates Edition

Posted on December 6, 2024 by noemikjames / 3 Comments

WORK. My hard class is driving me crazy. My new favorite phrase is, I’m not going to work harder than you are, and it really sums up how I’m feeling...

Work/Teaching

So close!

Posted on November 21, 2024 by noemikjames / 3 Comments

Just one more work day until the break. I keep catching myself thinking it’s the winter break. That is how late this feels for me. (Did you know 11/28 is ...

Work/Teaching

Trimester 1 Reflection

Posted on November 14, 2024 by noemikjames / 4 Comments

Tomorrow is the last day of the first trimester. My 8th graders have been struggling this year. I’m not sure if it’s because I have two classes, whi...

Health & Well Being/Marriage/Parenting & Family/Work/Teaching

Five on Friday: Progress made

Posted on October 18, 2024 by noemikjames / 4 Comments

Conversation with husband We never did actually write out our ideal weeks, but we thought about them enough to have a productive conversation about what we each...

ADHD/Health & Well Being/Life/Work/Teaching

Seven on Sunday: Struggle Bug Edition

Posted on October 6, 2024 by noemikjames / 5 Comments

Well, the first week of October was not at all what I was hoping for. I wanted October to be chill and it was the opposite of that, both literally and metaphori...

Health & Well Being/Home/Life/Parenting & Family/Work/Teaching

Six on Saturday

Posted on September 14, 2024 by noemikjames / 3 Comments

Home: House is a mess again. I feel like, superficially, I’ve undone all the work I put in for our trip last February. I know that’s not true because the drawer...

Health & Well Being/Parenting & Family/Work/Teaching

Five on Friday: Nothing after the colon edition ;)

Posted on August 30, 2024 by noemikjames / 5 Comments

Has it really been a week? I guess it has. And I am struggling to get words down on this screen right now. That is probably why I haven’t come here in so ...

Parenting & Family/Perimenopause/Work/Teaching

Ups and downs of late

Posted on August 20, 2024 by noemikjames / 4 Comments

Lots of ups and downs lately. Here are a few. Moving our old fridge downstairs to the unit’s kitchen was a massive pain in the ass. It was a disaster. I c...

Home/Work/Teaching

How it went (work + refrigerator)

Posted on August 17, 2024 by noemikjames / 6 Comments

The first two days back at work, while managing the new fridge, have been… well you’ll see if you keep reading. Thursday On Thursday, I woke up before my first ...

Health & Well Being/Home/Life/Perimenopause/Travel/Work/Teaching

June Decompression

Posted on June 5, 2024 by noemikjames / 10 Comments

Well it’s June. The month of May absolutely steam rolled me, and now I’m in that weird place where work isn’t so hard, but I still have to do ...

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