and Tokyo Godfathers was great. It's funny, exciting, action-packed, funny, touching, complex, sad, funny, and fun. Just wonderful.
And for a change, I was not neglecting work to play: no, no, no, I did my assessing for the day this afternoon, as the rain pattered down on the roof and Otis snoozed on the couch. I felt as if the quarter was a little out of control, so, as Kevin Bacon said in Tremors, I got me a plan! I rearranged some lessons and assignments to give myself a little slack, and then made a daily do-list for the next few days, and I should be all caught up next week - enough to head over to Spokane for a quick visit if the pass is clear.
Booyah!
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