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A personal blog on gaming, travel and fiction. The author lives half in China and half in the US.
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Ghosts of Night School Past
Boston’s early voting began at 11:00 this morning, so I was in line outside the polling station at 10:40. We’d requested mail-in ballots, but they mysteriously haven’t arrived, and I’m not taking chances with the fake dropboxes and the mysteriously … Continue reading...
Boston’s early voting began at 11:00 this morning, so I was in line outside the polling station at 10:40. We’d requested mail-in ballots, but they mysteriously haven’t arrived, and I’m not taking chances with the fake dropboxes and the mysteriously delayed mail. The line was already out of the school and down the corner when I got there, everyone masked and 6 feet apart. Poll workers counted off how many people could enter the building to stand in other masked, distant lines, roped off from the school.
You don’t have to show ID to vote, but the shortest line was the one to have my license scanned without my touching the scanner or the poll worker touching my license, and the shortest line is extra important now that being indoors with other humans is a good way to catch the plague. Then I got a sterilized pen to mark my ballot and a sterilized glue stick to seal it. Then I voted for the guy who kinds sucks but isn’t a literal white supremacist, dropped my ballet in the box, and handed my marker and glue stick back to be re-sterilized, careful the whole time not to accidentally stand close to anyone.
My local polling station is in the school where I taught ESL night classes last school year, until we went home for a few weeks of online classes last March. When I used to get to work about 5PM, there’d always be little kids getting picked up from aftercare. I think a scout troop met there too, and at least one crafting class. There was pretty much always a bake sale in the lobby, and always something to chat about in the school’s main office. I mean, I don’t want this to sound idyllic, I was usually in the main office using their copier because because the night school’s copier was broken again, but still. It was a busy, friendly community school.
The adult ed office is right off the gym/auditorium/general community space that’s used for voting. Of course I couldn’t just go in, it was closed off and there’s no casual visiting in covid anyway. But I know that just off the voting area, behind the locked gate, there are a couple sets of vocabulary matching cards that I left on my desk in the before times.
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Imposter Syndrome In Covid Times
Some of the complete insanity with online classes this year has actually been good for my impostor syndrome. Instead of worrying that I’m secretly no good at my job, that I was hired by accident, everyone else is breezing through … Continue reading...
Some of the complete insanity with online classes this year has actually been good for my impostor syndrome. Instead of worrying that I’m secretly no good at my job, that I was hired by accident, everyone else is breezing through while I struggle, and all the other bad-brain worries, instead I feel more like no one could possibly be good at this, so whatever!
No one could possibly be good at hacked-together online teaching, dodging technical failures from all sides, often using the cheapest options possible, receiving new rules at the last possible second, while the entire country is living through pandemic and economic stress, so under the circumstances, I’m not worrying about not being very good at my work.
Oh, no, my bosses are gonna figure out that I have no experience, no training, and I don’t know what I’m doing! What if they discover I’m basically winging it in online classes?
Not today, imposter syndrome! In covid life, NO ONE has any experience and everyone’s winging it! I’ve been preparing for this my entire career.
Things I Love About This Picture
These are taken over a few years, and you can tell that by my friends’ clothes and my hairstyles. But my outfits? Apparently I wear my space scarf and purple cardigan to every class day, and I wear my BostonFIG … Continue reading →
These are taken over a few years, and you can tell that by my friends’ clothes and my hairstyles. But my outfits? Apparently I wear my space scarf and purple cardigan to every class day, and I wear my BostonFIG shirt and red flannel to every event outside school. Ok, fine, these are most on-brand outfits, but I swear I own more than 2 sets of clothes.
Central photo: Gabe and I are holding tupperware at a school party to sneak some extra dumplings home for Sydney and Harold… but when the Chinese moms who’d cooked everything found out we wanted to take some home, they piled more and more dumplings on. So much food!
Top right: My second-grade babies. Little Bonnie was one of my sweetest second-grade students, and then I helped tutor her in reading the next year. One day, she wrote her homework in invisible ink to prank me, and I almost died. Her mom’s my FB friend now so I can keep watching her grow up.
Bottom right: A few years ago, one of my students, Carol, absolutely KILLED this clue in classroom Taboo, with “in Meg’s favorite city, the big monkey climbs this.” It was just perfect. I remember it so clearly because it such an amazing use of context and limited vocab. Anyway, Carol is a student services officer at our school now. I guess she remembers that day too.
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Library Reopening
Our library reopened, but just for appointments to pick up holds outside. Naturally I had 4 bags of books waiting for me. I requested most of them in early spring, so now I have almost no idea why I wanted … Continue reading →
Our library reopened, but just for appointments to pick up holds outside. Naturally I had 4 bags of books waiting for me. I requested most of them in early spring, so now I have almost no idea why I wanted to read them.
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