So teaching RE is, like, really cool.

I am knackered, but enjoying the whole thing. The problems I thought I'd have, I don't. The problems I never thought would be problems, I do.

I am preparing a worksheet on Hindu pilgrimage and enjoying myself a bit too much. I like the school I've been sent to.

I never have any time to myself, but that's okay. The best thing about RE is that it a lesson that gives pupils a chance to talk about their opinions on hot topics and listen to others. Is quite exciting.

Did I mention I was really tired?

How is everybody?

A Colt 45 beats 4 aces.
(These aren't meant to lead to huge discussions-but I can't stop you all: but mad maxims appreciated.) Why can't we have a blogging forum our Tone?

Brilliant poem! 10/10

http://www.abctales.com/story/camus/changing-day

It sounds so familiar, not the poem that is, but definitly the situation.

Absolutly love this:

'Crumpled mornings,
Remembered,
Too easy to dream.
Stains of fierce moments,
Your time has now been'.

Have you been reading my mind?

Keep up the good work!

Soraia

I've written two short stories about emigrating to South Africa just after the fall of Apartheid.

I would like to know what you all think.

Thanks!

http://www.abctales.com/magg/shopping_day
http://www.abctales.com/magg/alien_experiences

http://new.abctales.com/node/545323

Woo Hoo!

I lost my cherry, I mean I got my first cherry!

*Big Smile*

Lisa

Apologies for tooting my own horn and all that, but I'm sooo excited!

This one keeps you guessing all the way along. It's a lot shorter than some of his other stuff - and still very, very good. The ending I'm not so sure about - there's still some loose ends - but maybe that's good. I'd like to feel more for Edith - to know more about her - but your thoughts?

http://www.abctales.com/rattus/lets_hear_it_for_the_cat

Go for it!