Yesterday was yearbook day, a big day for me and my staff. The books turned out pretty good. Of course, I always see flaws, but it's not likely that many students notice these flaws (a missing comma here, a misspelled word there...it's not like they are perfect when it comes to grammar and spelling!). And to be honest, I didn't really LOVE the cover this year. And, again with sincere honesty, this was my least favorite yearbook I've done...and I attribute that to being pregnant during the whole creation of the book and not really having my heart in it as in years past. My students seemed pleased, though, which is the more important thing. If you couldn't tell by the cover, this year's theme was "Pieces of the Puzzle," again, not my favorite choice, but it's the kids book, right? Not mine. The picture is of our mascot, a mustang, in puzzle pieces and we carried puzzles all throughout the book.
I had my students sign my book, as always, and had some interesting signatures. This one, though, was by far my favorite. As runners up:
1. All signatures that spelled "taught" incorrectly-- tawt, toughth, taut, tought, teached.
2. One student said I was "sick."
3. "I hope giving birth to Erich didn't hurt."
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Did you have it pretty much done before you left on maternity? Looks like it turned out great!!
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