Last week was kinda crazy. One morning I was woken at 5am by some students that needed kerosene for their lamp. 5AM!! I finally went back to sleep and then dreamt that people were invading my house and I had to fight them. That same night Dobby gave birth to 5 kittens!! I don't know how many boys and girls there are yet because she carried them into the ceiling. I had to be there and hold her in a basin while she was giving birth because she wanted to run around the house.
Last Saturday I went to an athletics competition with some students and took a bunch of pictures of them during the races and then just being goofy. Next weekend they have another tourney and I'm the only teacher that will be going with them! Uh oh!
The students had a movie day on Wednesday. I can't believe I sat through all of American Ninja 5 and about half of Mr. Bones. 2 of the worst movies ever made. But like I told Andy, AM5 did have numchuck skills and bowstaff skills.
End-of-term exams start on Thursday and then the term is over next Wednesday!! Then I have the rest of April free.
Can't think of anything else to say on here and it's time for me to go.
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The Gators were too much to handle once again Monday night, keeping their stranglehold on the college basketball world with an 84-75 victory over Ohio State for their second straight national championship.
Al Horford had 18 points and 12 rebounds, Taurean Green had 16 and Greg Oden's 25 points and 12 rebounds weren't enough to stop the Gators (35-5) from completing the quest they set upon when all the starters delayed their NBA plans for a try at another title.
They celebrated with the usual Gator chomps and took a chomp out of NCAA history, too - becoming the first team to repeat since Duke in 1991-92 and adding their name to the debate about the best teams of all time.
Best athletic programs of all time, too.
This win completes a 2007 championship-game sweep of the Buckeyes (35-4) in college's two biggest sports - men's hoops and football. Florida, a 41-14 winner in the football title game in January, remains the only program in history to hold both championships at the same time.