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Dream dream dream...

These days I sleep real soundly the moment my head touches the pillow. But I will wake up not in a sound and pleasant way!

Just this morning, I was woken up by a dream which had English lesson plans! Last week, prior to the coming of my Supervisor, my awakening dream was about my makeshift goal-posts and positioning of the cones for my set-up for PE lessons! DRAMA -MAMA. Sign of stress? I highly think so.....but not to the point of going berserk although sometimes its hard to tell if I'm really bonkus or not (with or without stress!).

OH...talking about the makeshift goal-posts! They must be seriously the best invention any student has seen in this school boy. That reminds me...I should take a few shots of it and post it up for the viewing pleasure of many. Come on....I had students yesterday (the first of the many I took in this week...INGRATES!) telling me it was so creative and smart! *wink wink*

Hmm...yah they won the heart of my Supervisor too. IT BETTER MAN! Actually I did not do it just to impress...with or without my sup coming, I had in mind to create pseudo goal-posts since my lesson would require it given that I have only 4 goal posts to be shared among 5 groups!!!! Aiyah....IT IS NOT EASY PLANNING FOR A PE LESSON OK! Unless you are the kind of brainless 'play-ball' PE teacher. Sigh...too many of these rotten oranges around.

Ok....I hope my dreams will be non-school related henceforth.
Time to relax a little it seems.

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