after lots of sweat – so much that we are both dehydrated… and may or may not some immodium – the call came in. lots and lots of phone calls later… calls to principals, teachers, directors, and the troll under the bridge… the recommendation has been signed…. even the associate superintendent wants him! only 4 more days of waiting is left before the formal offer/contract is official…. the recommendation has to be presented to the school board for their approval. but from what i’ve been told, the school board will approve if the recommendation is there. color us sabercats! now
waiting time
800 miles in 3 days… wow, i feel as though i’ve driven to Japan and back… well, except that we didn’t have to drive through the ocean or anything ha! coach had a GREAT interview on Monday… it was a two-parter. the morning consisted of a board type interview with head coach, DC, and an assistant coach; the principal and the assistant principal. it went really really well. then later that day we met the head coach at the new high school for the grand tour…man, that is one nice ass school! the athletics section of the school is big
huh?
something new has popped up and i’m not sure what to make of it all…. i think it’s from the beast… in some weird, twisted way – i really hope it’s from the beast. i’ve been noticing over the past few weeks that things don’t make sense to me. certain words, and sometimes entire sentences. i hear them… i hear the sound… but it’s like a foreign language… i have no idea what the words mean. and it’s making me crazy. it’s not even that i’m mishearing… you know how sometimes a person will say something to you and you
ready set go
human nature is an odd thing to me… we get comfortable in our routines, in our lives… we feel safe. then when things change – big changes – things that are out of our control – our world gets rocked. it’s scary. leaving the comfort zone is hard to do. okay, well not hard really, but hard. i know, not making much sense here. i guess what i’m trying to say is that it IS hard to leave what we know and love (or dislike), what we’ve been accustomed to. we find ourselves defined by what we do, where we