Comments | weddingpie: baleadas, a food of hit and miss

weddingpie

baleadas, a food of hit and miss

Dec 04, 2005 11:45

So Anderson dropped my laptop and now the power cord won´t power it up, and the pathetic battery only lasts an hour, so basically we´re out of internet at home for the duration of our stay. Which is only two more weeks ( Read more... )

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blindlemonjuice December 5 2005, 16:12:25 UTC

i want a primitive wooden instrument ...or a mail order bride. or anything that says "made in the yucatan" on it.

vakulinchuk December 7 2005, 15:03:35 UTC

You're going to get some kind of Mexican air freshener called "Terror" and that's it.

prince_mab December 5 2005, 17:11:56 UTC

hey shereen,
it's michael ide.
you should be my LJ friend!

also, I'd like to talk to you some time about licensure prodcedure at USM.
I'm making up my schedule for next semester and I'm starting to think the alternate rout (bad words, eh?) might make more sense.
did you get anything really substantial out of them?
anyway, hit me back and be my friend regardless.

awesome anonymous December 5 2005, 21:48:15 UTC

good stuff man. are you gonna be at the animators' training? i think you should. cause that's what i think. and it would be cool. cause then you'd go. and i'd be there. which means i'd see you. cause you'd go. so yeah. good times.

-MUNIB-

weddingpie December 13 2005, 17:17:58 UTC

Austin, Anderson will bring back one of his 5th graders for your bride.

Michael, I would strongly suggest taking the "normal" route to get your licensure for many reasons. One, in many states they are phasing out accepting "alternate route" licensures and an actual degree program is preferable and looks better. Also, I feel that I got a lot out of USM's education program. I didn't have to take as many education classes as an education major would have, since I majored in English with Licensure. I think the classes I did take really helped me to feel better prepared in the classroom and have more resources to draw on. Also, you get experience in the classroom, observing and teaching, before getting out there and getting a job and realizing that you hate it or something, heh. So there's my two cents. Also, I don't know why you're not an lj friend, but I'll fix that now.

Munib, probably not, sad to say, because I have to find a job!!