29.4.07

All change!

Phew! Sunday afternoon 3.40 p.m. I can hardly keep my eyes open and indeed will have to have a cat nap very soon. The evening was a fantastic success and it looks as though we made £500 for the rider presentation and £500 for the Great North Air Ambulance. We did not get home until 2.30am then first thing this morning Jon and I went over to the village hall to clear up. There wasn't much to do, but it still took a good hour. I am teaching full time this week so need to do some preparation for the lessons I will be covering. Quite by fortune a friend sent me this... Spellchecker aye halve a spelling checker, It came with my pea see, It plainly marks four my revue Mistakes I dew knot sea. Eye strike a quay and type a word And weight four it two say Weather eye am wrong oar rite It shows me strait aweigh. As soon as a mist ache is maid It nose bee fore two long And eye can put the era rite It¢s rarely ever wrong. I¢ve scent this massage threw it And I¢m shore your pleased too no It¢s letter prefect in every weigh My checker tolled me sew. Ideal for literacy tomorrow. Need now to plan some maths, science and music so need to do some reading. I also need to decide what to wear... Fortunately the meal issue is sorted! Will touch base and keep you up to speed! D

6 comments:

Claire said...

Hello, Mrs N, Just to let you know I finally got my 40 questions answered - phew!! They were fun :o)

Jo_Doodle said...

Heyy Mrs N
On the subject of music I think you should take your guitar and sing leaving on a jet plane like you used to at my school. I love that song =]
Jo or Nat x

KaiBlue said...

congradulations on a wonderful total, and hugs to you for all your charitable efforts!!
Peace n light, Kai

RUTH said...

Sounds like a great time was had by all and lots of money raised for a worthy cause. Great Spellchecker poem...LOL

CG said...

Very well done with the fund raising and I love the poem!!

Shammickite said...

Good luck with the teaching this week. You're very brave taking on a classroom full of students, I couldn't do it!