Friends

 My team sat down to meet yesterday and I had a whole list on my trusty sticky note.  We have a google doc agenda to use, but my sticky note is my preference.  

We got together and first heard about the day's drama.  (I hardly have any drama this year and I am not sad about it.  My teammates, on the other hand, have a little drama.  As in today Alissa's class evacuated to my room while she had a student having an issue.)  

After comparing notes on our days, we went through the sticky note.  We admired Miriam's nails.  We went back to the sticky note.

One thing on the note was our writing program that we came up with on our fall break teacher work day.  We were sitting in the massage chairs at the time.  We have no idea where we put the plans.  We searched high and low in our shared team drive.  Nothing.

We recreated it, using our shared brain.  Alissa typed it up.  At the end, I said, "Now where are we putting this?"  3rd Grade Drive -> Holidays -> Holiday Writing Project.  We got it. (Maybe.  Hopefully.)

I went to make copies of math quizzes for all of us, Alissa went to put her room back together after the day's excitement, Miriam left to go get ready to be gone for three days to Marching Band Nationals (hence the fancy nail polish that matches the American Fork High School Marching Band's theme.  

We get by with a little help from our friends.

Last night Kim and I went to Relief Society together.  We are both as introverted as each other and we like to be home.  Full stop.  Walking the other day, we convinced each other that we would go together.  Strength in numbers.  We want to be supportive and together we can!

She made bows for a wreath and I held the ribbon while she wrapped wire around it.  I made Christmas cards and she told me that since I'd smudged ink on the outside of the envelope, whoever I sent the card to would think that the post office had done it.

We get by with a little help from our friends.