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Life update

Once more I attempt to make this blog a little more than the review-fest it’s become! Again, apologies as I don’t find a lot of time to blog about anything else and – I hate myself for admitting this – I put far too much of my other stuff on facebook these days.

I know. I’m evil.

Still, what’s up?

I’m a fair bit of the way through a long-term teaching contract, my first as a full time certified teacher. I’ve landed on my feet with an excellent school, great support and (generally) good pupils. It’s great being able to get a good run at a job which is my own responsibility, but still a little worrying that I don’t have a permanent position. Obviously, I can’t complain – I have a job and there are plenty of other people who don’t. It’s just that lack of security as to what happens in a few months time?

Well, if there’s one thing that I really learned while travelling it was how to take one day at a time and roll with things.

For the three of you who didn’t know, Gillian and I are now engaged and will be getting married – in Jamaica – on October 22nd this year. I’ve set up another blog which will be filled with details about the wedding. As it stands, it has some background information, mainly about the engagement, but as the Big Day approaches I’ll try to put more things up.

Shortly before the wedding, though, we have another event… sometime in July (date to be determined shortly) we will be welcoming a new addition to the family! Gillian’s on week 11 at the moment and everything seems to be progressing well. We should know the sex of our little bundle of joy in the next couple of weeks. If it’s a boy, we’re sorted for room sharing as our youngest is also male. If it’s a girl I’m pre-empting puberty and applying for a shotgun license.

Work starts again tomorrow after the lengthy Xmas break and I have to be up and running as soon as I get in. This full time lark is a definite jump up from my probationary year – more responsibility, more hours, more classes – but it’s flying by. I’m covering pretty much every level that the school has to offer. I honestly don’t think there’s another job that offers this level of variety.

So that’s it at present. Engaged, father-to-be and teacher. A bit of a change from when I started this blog so many years ago!

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5 comments to Life update

  • jac AUSTRALIA Mozilla Firefox Windows

    Sounds like 2012 is going to be all go! Great proposal story too by the way :)

  • Thanks :) There’s a video kicking around as well, but the person who took it is taking ages to get a copy to me! I’ll have it uploaded as soon as I get hold of a copy.

  • Terribly late to this, but when you say you’ll be finding out the sex in the next couple of weeks, is that because you’re having one of those newfangled blood tests or are you just a bit previous? Because most NHS hospitals won’t tell you till 20 weeks, and quite a few won’t even do it then :)

    I think I believed we were having a boy from when they first told us so at 20 weeks but I still asked at every scan after that, just to make sure!

  • Hey, did you take the huff and delete my comment or did it just not go through, hmmmm?!

  • Sorry – both your posts got marked as spam for some reason and I don’t get notified of spam posts.

    I’m just going by what Gillian’s told me and her previous experience. We’ll be pushing 20 weeks when we go in for the scan, I think. Gillian knows the numbers better than me!

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