Thursday, August 12, 2010

It's a good day for an update.

Saludos a todos (dondequiera que se encuentren).

I thought I'd actually update on a day when I feel rested and energized. Usually I have more free time on Tuesdays and Fridays, the so-called "Zombie Days," to update all of you who care about me (and I say that humbly) on my life. On those days of little rest and flesh-cravings, I am typically not exactly thrilled about...anything.

But today I'm having a good day. I slept as long as I wanted to, my roommate is coming back from Cuba today (so maybe I'll have internet at home soon...imagine that!), I'm on my break, and I saw a student make excellent progress today. In one month of teaching, I've already had the opportunity to see students say "ohhhhhh!" (or as some people say, watch the light bulb go off in their head), and I've seen them get excited about learning.

On the other hand, I've also had students who seem unwilling to make themselves improve. I suppose you get both, but days like today make those days seem smaller somehow.

Besides that, this weekend I am up to my ears in plans. (Always a nice thing) Plus, I should get paid tomorrow, since the 15th is on Sunday, and I'll finally have a refrigerator at home. It won't be pleasant blowing a paycheck on it, but I suppose the long-term benefits outweigh the short-term economic struggles. haha

For all of you I haven't talked to in a long time, I apologize. Whenever I have Skype in my life again I'll be able to call and update you and talk to you about this and that. Until then, I'll try to send emails while I'm at work, or at the very least, keep this updated.

Also, Lukas, I don't know when I'll get to talk to you, and I had planned on calling you, but I didn't have a way to, so HAPPY BIRTHDAY (a little late, I know). I still remember the night you were born. Your mom went into labor at a quick recall match of mine, and I was watching Happy Days in the waiting room when she pushed you out 13 years ago. (You should've seen her eyes after that...)

Alright, everyone, take care, and keep it real.

-Your friendly neighborhood Buster

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