Location: St. Augustine, FL
About Me: A high school Biology teacher's coping with rosacea while living in the interesting and sometimes insane world of public education.
May 03, 2005
Tired
It's been a little better the past couple of days. I sent a total of 6 kids from the 'class from Hell' Biology class to the office. I followed this up with several phone calls to parents. The result is tht I had a very nice day with them today and actually got to teach them.
The seniors in my Anatomy classes are getting very restless. It's taking every bit of my energy to keep their interest as the end of the year draws near.
Last Fall a woman in town with 50 cats was kicked out of her son's home.
Since then these cats have been up for adoption with a local rescue group. Sunday my wife and I adopted two of these cats, an 8 year old father and his 1 1/2 year old son, both black. We ran across the rescue group at a local pet store and worried that the older cat would not find anyone to adopt him. Everyone wants the cute kittens.
Anyway, our sucker light was on and we took them both. Lord help us, we have 7 indoor cats now!
The rosacea is a little better overall, but the skin is very dry. No change in the treatment except for adding a new moisturizer that really works well.
Posted by Ken Albin on May 3, 2005 02:03 PM