I played soccer last night- two games. First it was completely fun. Our regular goalie was out so I played goalie in the first game. (we lost) then I stayed and played with another team- we lost. In the middle of the game I was tackled- pretty hard. I had the ball and was running full speed when someone's foot tripped me. I am sure it was unintentional but still I went down- hard. I slid on my knee and kinda rolled. I heard a few of the other players gasp. It was me though so I quickly said I was fine and hopped up. I was fine- I kept playing. Then at halftime we took a break and I was standing against the wall by our bench- thinking how gross it was that there was blood on the wall- ooops it was MY blood. Of course we had no band aids by the bench so I squirted some of my water on it and called it good. Then I finished playing. So I get home- with blood down my leg. I actually got a little pity and Mitch told me to clean it up right away "because you don't know what kind of bacteria is in the turf". Then today I was looking at tiff's blog and there is a picture of her knee with a turf burn. She is playing soccer now too.
I went to work for a while yesterday and tried to get as much done in my classroom as possible- arranging the furniture and doing the bulletin boards. I want to get as much done as I can before we officially go back next week. I have going in and being there for like 12-13 hours everyday for a week. I would like to have next week for lesson planning and that type of thing. Joelle has a job. She is going t be in my classroom next week and has offered to babysit for the other teachers- I remember how it was looking for someone to watch Joelle while I was sitting in those meetings before school started.
We were also quite excited yesterday to see a hummingbird! I got a feeder a while back, and had noticed that the liquid was going down, but thought maybe it was evaporating as we hadn't seen anything- well we have a hummingbird. Joelle thought it was cool and we got photographic evidence for Mitch who thought we were nuts for putting up the feeder.


