What are you guys doing right now?

Started by thedark123 · 30 Aug 2005 · 25,901 replies

General Discussion Page 616 of 1296

10 Sep 2006, 02:44 #12301
pcmodem wrote:

That's cool, Wynter. What do you teach?
-PCM


This semester I have Visual Arts Grade 9 Open, Civics Grade 10 MYP, and Photography Grade 9 MYP.

My teachables are Visual Arts, Digitral Arts, and English at the high school level, but they were mean to me this year and threw in Civics.
10 Sep 2006, 02:47 #12302
Wynter wrote:

This semester I have Visual Arts Grade 9 Open, Civics Grade 10 MYP, and Photography Grade 9 MYP.

My teachables are Visual Arts, Digitral Arts, and English at the high school level, but they were mean to me this year and threw in Civics.


Hee hee, we should have some of the young guys here like Elt' sneak into your class! :hehe:

From now on, I'll refer to you as Wynter sensei! :applaud:



Cheers, :drink:
PCM
10 Sep 2006, 02:53 #12303
pcmodem wrote:Hee hee, we should have some of the young guys here like Elt' sneak into your class! :hehe:

From now on, I'll refer to you as Wynter sensei! :applaud:


LOL! I'll be sure to take out my paddle in anticipation :hehe: :hehe:
10 Sep 2006, 02:55 #12304
Wynter wrote:

LOL! I'll be sure to take out my paddle in anticipation :hehe: :hehe:


Heh! :hehe:

I'll teach Elt' to properly respond "Thank you sir! May I have another!" as per the movie Animal House.
-PCM
10 Sep 2006, 03:01 #12305
pcmodem wrote:

Heh! :hehe:

I'll teach Elt' to properly respond "Thank you sir! May I have another!" as per the movie Animal House.
-PCM


LOL! :beaten:

This past week I had a student call me "mum" by accident. I think he was more embarassed than I was. All the students at our school call the male teachers "sir", and the female teachers "miss" regardless of status. So like, I'm always just Miss, or Miss J, and I guess this one kid called me "mom" by accident.

I told him I was flattered, since I get a lot of slack for being so young.
10 Sep 2006, 03:15 #12306
Watching Roddick's match :mrgreen:
10 Sep 2006, 03:20 #12307
K.T.Tran wrote:Watching Roddick's match :mrgreen:


I had to turn off Agassi's match the other day, it hurt to watch him losing... knowing that would be the last match of his career. :grumble:

Going to play a little tennis later today and BBQ.
-PCM
10 Sep 2006, 03:28 #12308
pcmodem wrote:

I had to turn off Agassi's match the other day, it hurt to watch him losing... knowing that would be the last match of his career. :grumble:

Going to play a little tennis later today and BBQ.
-PCM


It was painful to watch.
Seeing him not being able to chase down some shots that he should've been able to get :puppydog:

Have fun with that buddy.
Are you going to be cooking the BBQ??
10 Sep 2006, 03:32 #12309
K.T.Tran wrote:

It was painful to watch.
Seeing him not being able to chase down some shots that he should've been able to get :puppydog:

Have fun with that buddy.
Are you going to be cooking the BBQ??


Dunno, the girls can BBQ pretty well.

It's been the same with Agassi lately and Barry Bonds, watching age slow them down.

Andre and Stefi own a house up in Tiburon, by the way.



Cheers, :drink:
PCM
10 Sep 2006, 03:34 #12310
pcmodem wrote:

Dunno, the girls can BBQ pretty well.

Barry Bonds, watching age slow them down.


steroids don't work forever..
10 Sep 2006, 05:55 #12311
Wynter wrote:

YAY! >>cheers you on from the sidelines<<

I'm actually working as we speak. Even tho it's Saturday, I have like all of next week's lessonplans to do. I'm teaching two new classes, that have never been taught before, so the Principal wants to see a thorough plan on Monday. :grumble:


Now listen Wynter, you can't let school work interfere with watching the doramas you've downloaded. You have so many more to watch that you just have to let other activities slide by the wayside. Get your priorities straight. :twisted:
10 Sep 2006, 05:58 #12312
ralphm1999 wrote:

Now listen Wynter, you can't let school work interfere with watching the doramas you've downloaded. You have so many more to watch that you just have to let other activities slide by the wayside. Get your priorities straight. :twisted:


Yes sir!

>>tosses her work aside and slides the Sekai no chuushin de, ai wo sakebu disc into her lappy<<
10 Sep 2006, 06:03 #12313
ralphm1999 wrote:
You have so many more to watch that you just have to let other activities slide by the wayside. Get your priorities straight.
In Canadian, that would be: "Get with the programme!!!"[/list:u]
10 Sep 2006, 06:06 #12314
Wynter wrote:

Yes sir!

>>tosses her work aside and slides the Sekai no chuushin de, ai wo sakebu disc into her lappy<<


Now you're cooking. Better to spend the afternoon sniffing and crying than some old schoolwork. :shakehead:
10 Sep 2006, 06:07 #12315
Wynter wrote:

Yes sir!

>>tosses her work aside and slides the Sekai no chuushin de, ai wo sakebu disc into her lappy<<


BTW, the signature pic below is from that drama.
10 Sep 2006, 06:10 #12316
gaijin mark wrote: In Canadian, that would be: "Get with the programme!!!"[/list:u]


LOL! >>gives mark-san a lolli<<

Ralph-san wrote:BTW, the signature pic below is from that drama.


Yup! I noticed it in your last post. I mentioned this is another thread, but I'm three epi's into the show, and haven't dripped a tear yet. But then... nothing that sad has happened yet, except:

Spoiler — click to revealhis grandfather dying
10 Sep 2006, 07:36 #12317
Wynter wrote:

Yup! I noticed it in your last post. I mentioned this is another thread, but I'm three epi's into the show, and haven't dripped a tear yet. But then... nothing that sad has happened yet, except:

Spoiler — click to revealhis grandfather dying


You're getting close. But it's not that it's necessarily sad (although it is), it's the poignant romance. Before long if you are a true Japanese dorama aficionado, you will feel part of the romantic couple and then you will share all their emotions. :mecry:
10 Sep 2006, 07:50 #12318
I love that show. :applaud:

I am doing nothing right now other than typing this down and listening to music. My avatar is so small. :puppydog: but yeah, weekends are boring for me.
10 Sep 2006, 08:55 #12319
watching Haruka 17, episode #2
thx, bmw :woot: :applaud:
10 Sep 2006, 10:12 #12320
ralphm1999 wrote:

You're getting close. But it's not that it's necessarily sad (although it is), it's the poignant romance. Before long if you are a true Japanese dorama aficionado, you will feel part of the romantic couple and then you will share all their emotions. :mecry:


Ah yea, I know what you mean. This is why I died in 1 litre :sweat:

Sooji wrote:My avatar is so small.


Don't listen to what they say. Size does NOT matter. :mrgreen:

qilver wrote:watching Haruka 17, episode #2
thx, bmw


I'm still waiting for B-san's mail :pout:

Replying needs an account. Registration opens soon.