How We Roll

 I wasn't teaching today, because I went to an iPad deployment workshop, where I learned that if the district has that much money laying around, I'm going to be pissed off, but where I hedged my bets by throwing my name out there to pilot any possible iPad deployment that might be planned.  And where I found the lastest technology that I need: Apple TV.  Not because I want TV.  Not because I want Netflix.  But because I want to be able to wireless hook up the iPad to the projector so I can use cool apps like la SNCF et Bordas Conjugaisons and write on my Keynotes without using the clunky Interwrite Pad.   I took advantage of the morning before the workshop to get some much needed paperwork done.

 I took a picture of my impromptu workstation where I have one electronic device for each one of my jobs:

And because Gretchen does a thousand things as well, so does she.

I left school early at 3:30 (!) and went to see this guy.  I took a tour of the Big Guy's new motor home and then fed Max.  And because I fed Max, then I had to change his clothes, at which point I looked at his sleeper then at Max and I said, "Oh Max, oh Max... this isn't going to end well."  And it didn't.  It ended in tears.  How the heck are you supposed to get those things on easily?  I'm sure I don't know.