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@Sophia1 I was asked several years ago what my dream job was - my answer was simple - if i could teach Art everyday then I would be more than happy ....and now that is what I will be mostly doing so yes dreams can come true despite all the obstacles we are faced with. I am looking forward to working on the program and the things we can do next year - introducing the ids to various styles and works and then hopefully an exhibition towards the end of the year and also if the Principal agrees (and it goes ahead) - participation in the Christmas Pageant. I did that at my old school for 7 years and the kids absolutely loved it. It is a lot of hard work but well worth it to see how happy it makes the kids 
@Snowie I have slept most of the day - not well at all. I couldn't go to see Mum because I could not riisk exposing her to whatever it is that is going on with me. Don't know if it is just my body saying enough or a virus but whatever it is it has certainly stopped me in my tracks. We have chickenpox going around school but whilst I don't think it is that I am still being cautious.
@Eve7 No not my birthday Hon - it is next week but I won't be doing anything for it as it is also the day of my friend's memorial. I was going to have a get together but cancelled that because of the memorial - that is more important to me.
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