Busy Busy Bee

This past week and a half has been a little crazy, since most days "sleeping in" means I get to wake up at 630.  In the morning.  I only work 12 hours a week, but my commute is a bitch and sometimes I have only a couple classes spread over an entire day - so I often leave work before it's light out and come home after dark.  Luckily, I enjoy what I do here and it doesn't usually feel like work.  Yesterday, for instance, I expanded my games-as-learning-tools horizons and made my students play Scattergories.  This proved to be a good move when one kid made my day by accidentally writing "children" instead of "chicken" for the Food category.  I'm glad my students don't get offended when I laugh at them, which is turning out to be quite often.  Today they got me back though, when a group of students bombarded me after class and made me (try to) repeat French tongue-twisters - and I assure you, they laughed at me plenty.