November 8, 2004
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Brrrr...It's starting to get really brick. I'm heading out to SUNY Binghamton tommorow. 7 am in the morning.
Don't know how I'm going to do it yet along the kids who could barely make it to school at 8:30 am! 43 of them with just 1 intern as chaperones...Uh-Oh. 
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Nah, can't complain, this is one of the perks about the job. Going to visit schools instead of being at school? Easy.
Got an overnight trip planned for 2 days and will visit Syracuse, Cornell and Ithaca. Everything is free for me, hotel and food included and I get 2 days off of no "real work?"
As Mickey Blues Eyes would say: "FUH-GET-A-BOUT-IT."
These trips are actually amusing since the kids try so hard to act like they're in "college". -- First of all, traveling with a group of that size gives it away immediately.
- Second, its hard to "blend in" when you're pushing and shoving and throwing food at each other when eating lunch.
- Last year I had one of my seniors, chalupz , tried to pass out one of those flyers that invite people to go clubbing. Something like this:
Needless to say, he didn't get much takers. Sorry to blow you up Chalupa! Ha Ha.
Comments (23)
yay you're coming to visit Binghamton!
thanks for the comment...have fun having "No real work" ^_^
"BRICK"? What's..."brick"?
Have fun on your trip with a buncha hormone-filled-jittery kids! I'll be waiting for the follow up. Funny, you don't have any hair to pull out...
I noticed you're in a SUNY Stonybrook blogring... props for that. I go to Stony Brook.
awww felix like a mother duck w/her ducklings. brrrr. it's getting really cooold... ryc: don't fadeaway - even on the first date. just be honest w/the girl and let her know that you had a good time, but you're just not interested. and there are lots of guys who go out w/girls 5-6 times but then fadeaway. go figure.
hey...nah, i can't hear any song cuz it seems that i don't have the plug-in or something...i have a mac so that may be the prob. if i can hear it on a PC, i'll let u know! lol
Don't get lost at Binghamton, that campus is big...and even coooolder!! Bundle up! 
Hope ur kids enjoii themselves!! P'z!
aww...do bring ur kids to BOSTON UNIVERSITY..hehe..
ooh i just downloaded that song yesterday. lol. i like that song. well have fun! lol.
Oh i'm going to try to get the link where i got that ferris quiz again. i just realized its not working on my xanga, and i can't remember where i got it. lol. well ttylz. =0)
hahahha eww all those cow grazing schools.. gross... i love urban schools better <3 <3
haha i did what Chalupa did bfore... but i was in college... and they gave us tons of flyers so i just stood there and handed them back to people. very funny.
hahaha yeah funny coincidence. i leave a comment on your page and what find out you're dan's cousin. i met your brother at the better luck tomorrow party thrown by the nyc asns too. ahahaa..
Field trips are the bomb !!!!!
hahaha, what's brick?
Man it started snowing here, just a little bit. I heard Binghamton is a really nerdy school. Acutally Sheng and his roommate with to visit Bing. Sheng chilled with Kenny and they had a great time.
How come you never on AIM?
I love school camps!
It's great to let the kids see another side to the teachers 
hahaha... U cant look after all of them. They are going to walk all over you. lolz... Laterz~
what does BRICK?! mean?? lol
what kinda slang is brick?? anyhoo...what do u do again?
sounds good. always getting to do some other out of work activitives during work time. a big plus.
so thats a NEVER then...
There's 2 hotels near by Cornell. One's on campus and really nice but expensive and the other one is really ghetto. Some old house that is renovated into a hotel. Might be fun for all the kids but it's creepy. Are you going to see Rachel?
oh weird, after three years this past weekend i decided to visit suny binghamton. that's where i went to school. very quirky little town. binghamton keeps popping up in convos lately. it's super cold up there no?
how was the schools you visited? No fair can't believe you guys went all out this year with the whole visiting schools... seemed more exciting than what we did.
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