Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Back to Work

Yesterday was my first day back to work and I got to ease in with a 9-3 schedule (as opposed to next week's 7:30-3:30 schedule). It was weird to be back after a couple months off. I'm perplexed as to how I can feel lost about some things and then like I never left about others. We've got 16 next teachers' names for me to learn, so that will be an adjustment, and next week we'll have 600 new 7th graders to learn and help. Crazy.


Today was a better day at work, especially because Jenn and her cute daughter Megan stopped by to wish me well.


They brought me a cute vase with my favorite flower and a Costco-sized bag of peanut M&Ms!! Goodness, I'm going to have to lock the drawer I keep these in or they'll be gone in no time! It was mighty thoughtful of them to visit me and bring these treats, I'm sure they will help get me through tomorrow which is our crazy district meeting in the morning and back-to-school night in the afternoon so I'm looking at a 10.5 hour day followed by 2 visiting teaching appointments!

8 comments:

patsy said...

oh jill- sigh

YOU CAN DO THIS!
how did I let the summer slip by with out meeting up for lunch?
It's been a long hectic summer here- that's how!

Hooray for pay checks!

{natalie} said...

i was just thinking of you today. hope it goes well adjusting to the back to work/school routine. and what a nice friend you have. i love unexpected gifts!

Tasha said...

Good luck and have a great school year!

Neighbor Jane Payne said...

M&M's and a flower are a great way to start a new year.

Ditto to Patsy -- hooray for paychecks.

Natasha said...

Fun to have visitors and treats at work!

Isn't it amazing how something like that can boost your whole day?

becca said...

Oh Jill! I hope you adjust back into work easily! I am thinking of you!

michelle said...

I was thinking of you during your long day. So glad you didn't have to go today!

Jenny Lynn said...

I tried to stop by during the back to school craziness. But, you were looking pretty busy with a line of parents. Hope you survived!