Well, the first hectic part the reports have been done. The children have gotten them Friday, so they can read them this weekend. Then next week, the ten-minute talks with the parents start. Since I’m still absent on Monday’s and Tuesday’s and I’m still tired at the end of a day, I’ll be doing them in two days. That’s the other hectic part.
Yesterday, I had so much fun: There was the ‘Gladiolendag’. A dance day organised by four folklore dance teachers (one of them my own): Liedewijde Mars, Sibylle Helmer, Wijnand Karel and Bert v.d. Meer. People came from all over the country for this. Two teachers taught at the same time, and after 85 minutes or so, the groups would change teachers. Same construction during the afternoon.
Faith decided differently, though. During my first lesson, my own dance teacher got after only half an hour an injury so badly she hardly was able to walk. So, since I knew the dances she would be teaching, already, I jumped in with a little help. My dance teacher felt I found it scary, so the first dance I did with three others, while she “yelled” what to do. Later one, I did it by myself, for a group of 40 people, and later the other group of around 40 people. And than later on, when they filmed all the dances. I still can’t believe I actually did that LOL. So now I’m pitiable, because I’ve got a bunch of sore muscles now LOL.
And only six days away and a new season of Robin Hood will start on the BBC. I’m so totally excited. There are new photos at a website called Shootastic and they call for fanart. So I’m off to make some now and make a start on my art website, which I’ve been planning to make for a very long time already.