Oh well. I decided to wear my backpacking gear, because I do like to hike. Since I live with an equipment junky, the question was more a matter of what to leave behind than what to take. I agreed to the hat with the sun flap for the neck, but didn't actually wear it because I still have a bit of dignity left. I also left behind the titanium "pooper-scoopper"--which some people actually use to dig a hole in the ground when they stray far from camping "facilities"--because I didn't really want to be explaining all day. I also dangled a compass from my pack, stowed a bottle of DEET for the pesky insects, and carried a cudgel in case I stumbled into a sounder of wild boars.
My students portrayed more conventional sports, I noticed. Here are a few snapshots from the classroom and the halls.
Volleyball
Baseball
Football
Lacrosse
otherwise known as
an opportunity to get away with going barefoot to school...
2 comments:
Firstly thank you for your visit to my blog. I often pop in to see what you are up to and as it is often so personal and family oriented I almost feel like I am intruding if I poke my nose in. One undeniable aspect of your work is love of family and of God and his world. Blog on Lilibeth.
You rock! I swear you never age one bit. I know that your students love you so much-how lucky they are to have you for a teacher.
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