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[cheryltheperil]

I have been doing lesson plans all week and my brain is starting to get a little fried. Really I feel like I should be satisfied with the progress I've made so far since I've got a lot of new material, but the list of things to go through actually seems to be growing rather than shrinking, lol! I can't even relax in the normal way by listening to

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[keletkezes]

Luker's enough to make anyone's week :D

The fact that if you go into languages you'll most likely end up abroad is snomething they regret to mention at all the inductions and interviews: they call it 'opportunity', I call it 'tearing me away from everyone I know and love'.

Well Done on the ork: you get Genestealer Icon for the effort :D

[cheryltheperil]

Yeah, I know what you mean. I'd probably be quite happy to live abroad if it wasn't for Ilya - damn that boy, getting in the way of my career development!

[dr_paradox]

Hmmm why not combine teaching plans and ISIHAC?

Have a seminar group play a round of Chedder Gorge.

After all Mornington cresent is a little advanced.

Take care and give Ilya extra pestering from me

[cheryltheperil]

"Take care and give Ilya extra pestering from me" Don't worry - I will :D

I've already been going through a lot of ISIHAC with that in mind, but unfortunately most of it is either too smutty (not that the kids will mind, but the adults might have something to say about it!) or focused on personalities who they won't have heard of. But I think Cheddar Gorge is a really good idea - one of the few games that will stand up to cultural differences - thanks for that! :)