(miss murchison made me do this). Remind me never to do that again : comments.
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Bringing wine or ice cream out of the kitchen and next to you never ends well, I know.
I wouldn't worry too much about the student evaluations coinciding with your 'off' day. Most people make up their minds before that. And we understand that our teachers are also human. Even if they did notice, it's not a big deal.
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And I SO should have known better (I never do that with ice cream --well, not anymore, not since "The Case of the Mysteriously Disappearing Half Gallon of Moose Tracks" -- and I really need to STOP doing that with bags of chips!) -- but I counted on falling asleep before I could do myself any harm. Boy, did I miscalculate!
Never, never, never, never again.
Thanks for the reassurance about the students, though from some of the questions they've e-mailed me since then, it seems like the only difference they noticed was that I talked even faster than usual, so they couldn't write it all down fast enough. I hope they took into consideration all the times I've been better prepared or given them extensions on assignments when they asked, etc..