Until recently I knew exactly who I was. Now I have so many user IDs, passwords, memorable information that I find myself shouting at the screen where in red letters I am informed that I have given the wrong password, I am not recognised etc.
So I am in now; just wanted to say that I am so pleased to have spent the evening with Mark Rutherford Science dept and friends. I miss working with them very much and seeing most of them tonight was very special.
With love
Phileas
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It is insane, isn't it? I just counted and found that I have 38 different online accounts which all require a user ID and password. (I keep them all in a 'saved draft' called Passwords, in my email account -- then I can always get to them no matter where I am. I could never remember them all otherwise.)
You know we teachers all miss you, but I covered a science lesson yesterday, and a few of your former students were talking about how much they, too, miss you.
(I do have to make sure that I always remember my email password, though . . . or I'm doomed.)
Hello you in Bangkok. Glad the hotel is "cool"! Deep frost here last night while you were slobbing it in your first class lounge at Heathrow airport and then winging you way away, away....!
I went for that walk again this eve and thought of you. If I knew how to post a photo of the sunset on this blog for you, I would - just to remind you a li'l ol england. Loadsalove, Kim x x x
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