I've got a good routine going: Ride with D to work, check email, read news, study Spanish, go on daily adventures, mountain bike - swim - and/or play soccer, tutor (job), ride home with D, play with friends who work from 9-5. Repeat. It is also my duty to share these adventures with you via Spork. The last thing you or I want is for something to get in the way of the emotional bonding Spork has allowed us. Why would we want to change this in the name of "Work"? Well, "Work" is knocking on the door, I'm peeking through the blinds and we're just staring at each other waiting for the other to make the first move. Some of you may find this funny but every school teacher I know has these same commitment issues come about August. Problem: That annoying companion, "Work", just kept knocking and I couldn't shake him. I have accepted a long term sub position for the Art teacher who is pregnant (7 weeks starting Oct. 15). Trust me, it was very hard to make this choice knowing it could jeopardize our commitment to each other through Spork. I promise there will still be adventures (I am working with Pre K - 12th grade) and we will work through this together. First thing to arrange for Art class: Nudes.
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About SPORK
Let's be clear about 3 things. First, this blogs name: SPORK. A SPORK, spoon and fork all rolled into one utensil, represents all things versatile. This equals less clutter in life and more efficiency in daily tasks. Some may say this is a representative of me. Second, when it says "I play", this does not mean I'm a dead-beat spouse! I spend my days looking for adventures to take Danielle on during our evenings, weekends and vacations. Serving as a personal tour guide, knowledgeable consultant and fun husband. I think it is fair to consider this a full time job. Third, SPORK is simply a side dish to Living The Good Life. You will not find weekly updates, goodly writtin verbage and sweetness at SPORK. You will only find sporadic thoughts and photos of various things in Ecuador. We hope you enjoy each post as we share our adventures in Ecuador through SPORK and Living The Good Life.
1 comment:
Wow Dave . . . I'm sorry to hear that. But you KNEW this could be a distinct possibility going in. Don't let your Sporkin' ways slow down just cuz of a little work. I can always count on it when I need a diversion during my prep. I will, in turn, try to keep the Kielbasa updated more often for you.
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