Where the devil I've been...

Rami

Rami

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Good morning,

When I began this job in late August, I did not realize how much time would be involved in terms of managing my student caseload, lesson planning, and other demands of being a Special Education teacher. It took several weeks to get my feet under me from a time management standpoint, but while I can manage the job, being able to find time for CFS2 was near-impossible for a while.

As the job becomes easier, I may be able to squeeze in some time on vacations to be able to continue in CFS2. I have not deleted anything, and plan to continue by picking up where I left off. Many thanks to all of you for carrying the torch in my absence.
 
Gee Andrew, I would have thought the job has become more manageable rather than easier:biggrin-new:. Very good to see you back here!
 
Welcome back Andrew. The job sounds like a tall order, but you got it I'm sure. Feel free to drop into Georgia anytime...:encouragement:
 
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bearcat241 said:
Feel free to drop into Georgia anytime...:encouragement:
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Bearcat241,

Actually, I’ll be in Georgia briefly the evenings of 22 and 29 December; I have to change planes in Atlanta on the way from Bradley to Orlando.

We’re spending Christmas at the House of Mouse. :encouragement:
 
Will be in Georgia also during Christmas to visit Al's nieces.They live by Lake Lanier.

Hiede
 
:cheerful: Welcome all :cheerful:...enjoy the visits!

Hiede, Lanier is my state fav. I don't live there or own a boat, but I do enjoy leisurely driving around there.

Go Braves!!!:victorious:
 
Bearcat,

Al's one brother owned a house on the lake and had a few boats.I always liked it there and spending time with 2 of his 3 daughters,they all have children now about my son's age.

Hiede
 
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