Spent a long time at the compound yesterday, so I'm feeling well planned. Anything could still happen. We all know that. But I have to take one day at a time. We're going to invite families in on Friday to read our zine pieces with us. I may have to get some snacks for that. I'll worry about that Thursday night. On another note, Teen Daughter has chosen to attend U.C. Berkeley next year. We think it's a great match for her. I usually start weirdly crying if I think too much about it, so I'll just sign off now.
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Wow! Couldn't get a more diverse and exciting university. Hooray!
Any inklings regarding a major yet? Journalism?
You know that P. David is the Dean of Grad school of Ed?
And how was the recital?
D/
Recital was great. His teacher is also a voice coach, so there were some great little singers.
Journalism is a favorite, but she's keeping her eyes open.
I didn't know that about P.David.
I still have letters for you in my mailbox.
"Words are flying out like endless rain into a paper cup..."
(that song just came on).
Yea Roz! Although I know a large contingent of IUers will miss her next year.
Maybe we can rent a van and all trek out west to see her.
ROAD TRIP!!!!
Speaking of road trips, I'll be on one for a month - starting right after the SoFA party, so we need to get our little "graduation" date set. I've ordered the caps.
And little "Good Job" medallions.
I have the group photos.
Is there anyone who will NOT be advancing?
D/
You'll be gone a month?
Okay, let me check on when the next 3 weeks of standardized testing times are.
thanks for doing this!
i can't wait to see your sofa show.
The villagers say "yeah!" to UC Berkeley. R, Prepare to be taken out to dinner on a regular basis!
I helped present > $130k in college scholarships last night to kids who are -- mostly -- the first in their family to go to college. I cried. I cry every year.
Such an exciting time....
mary
thanks, mar.
I'm so amazed by the work you do.
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