a little bit of everything
Before I left my SAs at the end of the short practicum, one of them suggested that I attend the upcoming PTC: Parent-Teacher Conference. It’ll be a good experience for you. Said my SA oh-so-wisely. And he was right (for the umpteenth time in a row). Seriously, he’s on a roll in his role as…
The last time I took a Myers-Briggs test was in the summer of 2012. I remember thinking that I was such a weird child because most of my results fell along a medium, or only tended slightly to one side, whereas my co-workers varied to one extreme or another. The administrator of the test kindly…
At a recent conference, a professional blogger stood up and shared with her fellow bloggers this valuable piece of advice: Write about the places around you. Write about where you live. Thus this post: Welcome to Granville Island. I suppose I could resort back to the hipster label I gave Gastown but Granville Island has…
If you recognized that quote then you’re a pretty cool person. But yeah. I realized I was missing one more post from my field observation journal… and I wanted to tell you all the third truth I confirmed during my time in practicum. So here you go. There’s just one more thing:
Wait for it… No seriously, keep waiting.
Yesterday I mentioned the climbing competition I attended in Coquitlam. No, I wasn’t climbing. But my cousin was and she was really cool. Let’s call her Lina. Don’t read on if you don’t want the fangirling. It’s rampant. Sort of.
As promised, here’s a Saturday post (I also have a Sunday make-up post to do now, because I was so tired on Friday, or whichever day I missed)!
…itty bitty living-space.
Oops. Missed out on posting yesterday so I suppose I’ll make this a post for Monday and give you all a bonus Saturday post or something or other.
Today marked the last day of the first week of practicum. I am quite utterly exhausted and, as my SAs so wisely put it, probably more stressed than I realized. The good news is that I still don’t realize the stress (besides the typical symptoms of some lack of sleep!) so let’s just move on…
alibi: OE 