I think some students have found my blog. Not that I'm freaking out or anything, and I can't lie and say I'm not curious about who it is, but it's a strange feeling having my two very different worlds clashing. So, if you're a student, this is my message to you: I don't blame you for your curiosity, and I'm sure I'm not nearly as interesting as you were hoping, but it weirds me out just a little that you're here. That being said, please don't tell me who you are, and please don't tell other students where my site is. It's not that I don't welcome you into my personal life, but I like to keep things separate, you know?

It was funny, though, after I made this discovery I had Liz try to "find" me on the interwebs. She's one of the more capable people with technology (duh, she's our tech/art teacher) so I figure if she couldn't do it, then I don't know how other people are. Also, my personal info is hidden on Facebook, so that's not the avenue. Who knows.

In other news, I had an exhausting/great week. It started at the beach with a hike, the most perfect weather, fresh clam chowder and ice cream. Then we had Exhibition, which was awesome and I've never been more proud of our students ever ever ever, then I did a little shopping and a little cooking and I'm feeling great and totally happy. On the other hand, my kitchen is a total mess and I need to work on that. But my life can't be 100% awesome, can it?
Also, in science we've been constructing Rube Goldberg machines. I am in total awe at what some of the kids have done. We've had fire, electric guitars + amps, boats, and dangerous flinging bungees. I like a little chaos in the classroom but this week was really trying! I had to just let it all go. 95% of them were totally on task and into the assignment so I had little to do while they worked. Pictures to come later!