It was really nice to check my closet this morning and find something I wanted to wear. Ever since my trip to Maurice’s, it’s been less stressful getting ready for school. I combined something “old” with something new. Thanks to Grace for taking this picture.
Excuse the clutter, but I was pressed for time, so I made Bela take this picture.
If you watch Nick Cannon’s Wild ‘N Out, you’ll recognize the reference on my shirt.
I used one of my pretty shirts that Michaela (at Maurice’s) helped me choose with a nice pair of pants my mom sent me. I looked pretty snazzy (if I do say so myself).
Thanks to Hannah for taking this pic.
Believe it or not, I found all of the components for this particular outfit in my closet. I remember buying the flared skirt for a flamenco dancing class I had signed up for. I had to cancel because the weather was turning nasty. It hasn’t been offered again (sadly). I had been waiting for the chance to use my fancy purple scarf, and today was the day. 🙂
My daughter and I found an amazing forensics class online. Since my public school day ends at two on Fridays, we decided to complete work for forensics every Friday. Yesterday we took a field trip to the local sheriff’s office to look at the equipment for lifting prints.
We saw some training pictures and a program to recreate scenes of accidents.
Wynn showed us how to dust for prints.
He made lifting the print look easy.
Now Bela has a souvenir of a neat learning experience.
http://bsapp.com/forensics_illustrated/index.html
This isn’t the best picture, but it is not Kelsey’s fault. Again, a huge thank you goes to Michaela at Maurice’s for helping me choose clothes.
I am not photogenic at all, sadly.
I have to confess that I’m not entirely sure how to pronounce the name of these stools, but my students sure will be happy to sit on them! I even tried one out this afternoon. (They were delivered during the last class of the day, so I sent my student to get them from the office. Thanks, Jeffy!)
Thanks to Michaela, I’m finally in style.
I have to practice my mean face even though I’m wearing my fancy duds. Tara was kind enough to snap this shot.
The first thing I did this morning was snag a student to take a picture for me. Thank you, Brodie, for helping me out. I needed a picture as early as possible before I got busy and frazzled. 🙂
I had a lot of positive comments throughout the day since I usually live in my jeans and T-shirts. One colleague thought I had “done” my hair, but I just washed it, brushed and slapped a head band on. The rest was natural. My normal “do” is a pony tail. Every time someone would tell me how nice I looked, my response was, “Michaela did this.” I told a few people that it felt really different, and I always worry that it looks like two raccoons in a sack of corn….
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