Eyes All Around

I have the rake again! The rake is not fun, but I don't complain. I like knowing I'm making the playground safer for the children. I'm attached to these kids.  When it was time for recess I took advantage of the opportunity to throw the rake to the side. I played with the little one's, and quickly realized how you need eyes all around your head with these critters.  If one kid starts crying, you have to go to their aid, and keep your eyes moving for the next accident.  It takes great deal of practice.

The Interview

What I thought would be an impossible task for me to complete turned out to be a smooth process.  Before meeting with the director of the Lion's Club Children's Study Center, Jean Glasgow, I thought it would be appropriate to bring her lunch.  For penciling me in to her busy schedule I bought her a salad and water. I was nervous, because I had never interviewed someone before.  Just as I was getting comfortable with asking questions I realized I was out of questions and was done with interview. I concluded with saying, "hopefully next time you will be interviewing me."