I saw many classes today and it felt nice to interact with the students. I went into a nursery class where the kids were 2-4 years old. There were a little over 60 little ones with one determined teacher. She was good. But there were 60 little ones. It was a little hectic.
This morning i had a nice walk to work. It was about an hour and the morning weather made it a cool and pleasant hour. The best part were the chickens. It was a cute family with the newborns happily following their mama. The fun part was that while the mom was a mottled black and white, the little chicks were magenta! (Whoa Genetics! Some crazy recessive genes!) I think i've heard that they're dyed so they are recognizable by their owners. I'll check my sources on that one.
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hey little celeste, well im up really late, but im glad because i got to read this. mostly about chickens and not enough about me, actually not anything about me. hehe, i love you
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ReplyDeleteCeleste! Wrote to let you know that we were visiting Dallas this upcoming weekend but realized it was summer and school was out - so you may have been out of school. Then thought, Hey.. probably not too many Celeste Arista's out there, so Googled you, and found this blog of yours - realized again you're not even in Texas!? It looks like you're having an adventure of a lifetime over there! Another good friend of mine here in Austin, TX will be departing to the Peace Corp in South Africa in a few weeks and she can't wait - she'll be starting up IT work over there.
ReplyDeleteHey Celeste- Wow what a big nursery class!Lucas and I had fun reading about the magenta pollitos. Nice pictures-beautiful baskets.Everyone sends their LOVE. We miss you lots-Take Care of Yourself. Con Mucho Amor TIA y Familia
ReplyDeletegreat idea, a little late for me...but, magenta hair on four aristas at the zoo, library, park, swimming pool, the ocean...makes perfect sense! WOW, this one teacher is a hero. I don't suppose you ever heard her counting to three?? :) okay, at first i did not quite understand when you were trying to explain that the 80's is a cool front in Uganda~Now, i understand!
ReplyDeleteWe have had 3 digit temperatures for ...i don't know, too long. Today felt wonderful, a cool 93 degrees, aaahhhh~ even went for hot sopa de tortilla from pollo fiesta today! yum. we will go there too, when you get back. Have i mentioned there will be very little sleep allowed when you get back, we will be very busy going to many places and getting lots of hugs!!!, a few kisses. te quiero, te extrano, pienso en ti todos los dias, quidate, vive bien, con carino~tu mama