I leave for school at a more leisurely time today. Out the door at 8:15 and I arrived at BHSFIC at 9:15. My commute time hasn\u2019t varied more than 5 minutes any day. Classes go well, and I manage to keep the students engaged.<\/p>\n
Lunch is special today due to the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival holiday. We have some of my personal favorites, as well as orange and apple juice (usually it\u2019s hot water to drink). There are also Moon Cakes to select from for dessert. \u201cMoon Cakes\u201d are everywhere in Beijing, and they\u2019ve been advertising them for a month. There are many types of cakes with many different fillings. It\u2019s a little bit like \u201cfruitcake\u201d, some people love it, and others, not so much. I haven\u2019t really developed a taste for them. Maybe I\u2019ve just had the wrong kind. I have sampled some Starbucks Moon Cakes that were pretty tasty, however.<\/p>\n
After lunch I head home. Back at the apartment, I have every intention to go to Metro and get groceries, but it just doesn\u2019t happen. I managed to sit on the couch, and dozed off. When I woke up, the grocery shopping was no longer at the top of my list. I was able to rationalize that it could wait till tomorrow.<\/p>\n
Judy gets home early today (4:00 pm). She\u2019s not feeling well. She heads straight to bed. Fortunately for her, today was a professional development day at BISS (no students). She did have to endure several faculty meetings, but survived. After 39 years in the profession, these types of meetings begin to lose their lustre.<\/p>\n
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I leave for school at a more leisurely time today. Out the door at 8:15 and I arrived at BHSFIC at 9:15. My commute time hasn\u2019t varied more than 5 minutes any day. Classes go well, and I manage to … Continue reading