It was a blast and I have the Women's Volleyball Team, my students the Center of Social Impact, and colleagues form Educational Studies and Teacher Preparation to thank. I always offer the advice...get great people, stay organized, and when the right time comes, throw a party.
Dr. Crandall, This is the BEST FIELD TRIP EVER.
Although for me the writing was inspirational because I love seeing every pencil in a room moving with passionate ideas, the young people loved the ice cream bar, mall-like cafeteria, and the surprise visit from Lucas the Stag. What a hit he was! My lord...mascots take a beating from young people excited to see them. Brilliant job, though.
It is ideal to have 1 undergraduate student for every 3 young people. The smiles on Ms. Quincy and Ms. Acevedo's face said it all. This is so wonderful to see.I think my remake of Let It Snow was a hit, too, and my constant repetition of everything five (Name five Things Game - an improvisational trick I learned during Covid).
Ah, but the planning, the waiting, the pacing, the collaborating, the instruction, and the hope takes a lot from the mind and body and that is why this Friday I need to lay low. I am trying very, very hard not to get sick, and I know all the pushing without rest gets me too close for comfort.
So, I need to lie still as I work for the next several days. I need sleep, honey, hot tea, and minimal stimulation. I just want to work on writing projects.
Let today begin a few days of calm.


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