Here goes the Mr....
Some of you may wonder what I do since my wife’s life has been
consumed by blogging and TPT. Some of you may not care… but either way, I shall
tell you.
Generally, our evenings together start out relatively status
quo (except for Thursday, It’s guy’s night at BWW.) I usually end up cooking
dinner, and then Mrs. Riley complains about cleaning up; even though this has
been a standing agreement since day one (this agreement only pertains to her
when I cook. After dinner, we head to the family room where a very specific set
of elite TV shows have been set to record. But, in my opinion, even if they are
recorded, we MUST watch them in real time. The Mrs. usually agrees, but ALWAYS
agrees when it comes to the Bachelor series. If that is on, I am banished to
the upstairs, where I must watch my shows in real time, without rewind, pause
or high definition. I know, I know, it is terrible.
During this time, she is usually blogging (unless it’s the
bachelor.) She blogs, and checks TPT, then blogs, then checks TPT, then grades
papers, then blogs. The pup and I are pretty much on our own during this time.
I talk to him, he looks at me… This works though, because my TV shows are on,
and she is distracted doing her thing. At some point, inevitably, she will say
something about the show, the room temperature, ask me to read names and scores
to her so she can enter them into the grade book, etc. This is the worst part
of the night for me; why you might ask? Well, the reason is, it is ALWAYS in
the middle of a crucial point in my shows, the one part of said show you cannot
miss, or you will not understand what it going on. We usually laugh about it, I
rewind, and off we are again without a hitch.
On a side note, one of my favorite things is when she says
to me, “I can’t wait to blog about this;” or she will stop and take a picture
so she can blog about it later. I work in IT, and I understand the importance
of blogging for SEO (search engine optimization - added/edited by Mary Beth for thos non-IT people!) purposes, but I do not understand blogging for fun;
however, I know she enjoys it, and I am happy she has found her calling. I
randomly get emails forwarded throughout the day of a confirmation email saying
one of her products have been sold on TPT with the tag lines, “Boom,” “Money
bags,” and “Booyah.” These crack me up every time. I guess to become a teacher, it isn’t a job, it’s a passion
and your life. I admire both of those things about her and can’t wait for her
next blog entry. Until I blog again...
4 comments:
I enjoyed your guest blogger. I think it was very sweet of him. :)
❀ Tammy
Forever in First
Ha! Glad you enjoyed it! I think he secretly would love to have a blog, so he gets to live through me tonight!
I loved this! My husband is not quite so understanding with my blogging obsession. =) Lucky you!
Bobbie
http://thedailycupcake-akindergartenblog.blogspot.com/
What a lovely blog - sounds much like my house however I don't blog as religiously as you do.
I think I am going to start a teaching blog - looks fun but I'd want to make sure I have an audience!
http://petasproject3662012.blogspot.com.au/
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