1. I hadn't checked my LCC email for three weeks and not much was there. Excellent. I dealt with the handful of requests I received from students looking to enroll in my WR 115 sections and wrote a belated "let's do it" to a fellow instructor's suggestion that we have a beer some time, but nothing else in my inbox required any action or was pressing. This is one of the bonuses of working part-time in my retirement.
2. Without hurry, without pressure, I calmly got everything posted and printed that I need to start teaching WR 115 tomorrow. This is one of the bonuses of working part-time in my retirement. I don't have to rush, press, stress out, tire myself out, or feel resentment about time. I just made myself comfortable and took the time I needed to prepare myself for my first day of classes.
3. The Deke and I went to Billy Mac's where Kathy welcomed me back with a hug, Amber asked me if I missed Billy Mac's (I did) and told me they had missed me there, and I settled in with a refreshing 7 and 7 and had a cup of lobster chowder and a small Caesar salad. It was a relaxing dinner, with good conversation with the Deke. Indeed, as much as I enjoyed being in Kellogg and other spots in North Idaho, I had missed Billy Mac's.
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