Two Maple Keys

Monday, October 12, 2009

i'm meeting a family on thursday that might want me to nanny for them starting in november. i just got another preschool from one of the other "first stage" teachers, bumping me up to three a week, and i start working the box office for tapestry theater at the end of october. things are coming together little by little. also, went for drinks with some nwct teachers and they like me. having people like you is always wonderful. three cheers for being likable. :)

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J. E. PorterTuesday, October 13, 2009
Yay yay yay!
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Megan K. PorterTuesday, October 13, 2009
Oh, Oh! I am happy that you work at NWCT. You should tell the lovely teachers that I say "hello" to them.
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DelynnTuesday, October 13, 2009
Yippee! It was wonderful talking to you this morning. Can't wait to see you in person!
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