Jury duty again looms on
the horizon. Only two days away, and no cancellation in sight.
Let me confess
something that might betray Mrs. Hillbilly Mom’s cold, cold heart. I don’t actually want to miss work.
That’s right! You
heard me. I enjoy my job. Not all the hoop-jumping. That’s hard on this old
dog’s skeletal structure. But the daily part, the routine, working with the
pupils…I have grown fond of it over the years. This is a great year to go out
with a bang, without whimpering. At this time, I don’t have any hard-core
rabble-rousers. Some annoying mosquitoes, perhaps, who have their moments. But
nobody beyond repair.
The year is young, my
blogfriends. It is but a pup, frolicking and gamboling and endearing itself to
Mrs. Hillbilly Mom. It has not yet taken a crap on her quilt, chewed the unused
(except by Farmer H) heel straps off her Crocs, or dragged its butt across the
pristine white carpet of her career-end.
This time of year is
the best. The salad days. The BIG salad days. When everything is humming along,
falling into place, like sands through the hourglass, these are the BIG salad
days of Mrs. Hillbilly Mom’s professional life. Already seven days (eight
boxes) past the spiral holding The Ol’ Red Gradebook together.
I hope jury duty gets
cancelled this week.
4 comments:
What? Do you want credit for the big salad? It sure seems that way...
Sioux,
Yes. And I'll expect one of those Christmas cards using the picture Kramer takes of you too, Madam.
Really? You REALLY want a nip-slip Christmas card?
Sioux,
It's only fair. After all, you sent one to the super in your building. Your mailman. Your ten year old nephew. Sister Mary Catherine. And Father Chelios. Maybe even Gramma Mimma. Which is how you got her napkins, I suppose.
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