The year in review. A little late.

2006:
January robbed me of my sleep. I was very concerned about a precious, struggling student.
In February, I tried to date. I failed.
March marked my first “mental health” day. I didn’t think I would make it until June. I laid my head on my desk and wept.
April: We tried to start a book club. We read a book.
May is the month of mothers. And of begging Kimberly to live with me.
In June, Jessica and I took a trip to Ashland, Oregon for the Shakespeare Festival. We’re making a tradition out of it!
July made me question my decision to teach summer school. Was it the rat?
August marked the end of summer school, 2 weeks off, and the beginning of a new school year. Babies Hope and Chandler made their debuts in August, as well! Damn, I sure do like those kids.
September was the month of the big move, marked by a feeling of being very alive. It’s also the month that I introduced Kimberly to the song “Gonna Have a Party” by Alabama. She hasn’t been the same since.
In October, I was still in shock that honors kids do their homework and listen when I talk. We had a trick-or-treater this month, too.
November is the month I decided not to teach summer school this summer.
December was special because I saw my dear ol’ college friends. It felt like not a moment had passed since the days when we were hanging out in Lancer Arms Apartment 13.
2007?