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 Sliding in on a little recap of last week.

On Monday I was feeling tired by mid afternoon and still had several students to go. So I had a cherry coke and revelled in the knowledge that I had the next two days off and could have caffeine in the middle of the afternoon and not have to worry about when I fell asleep! 

 I have ZERO pictures from the 4'th of July because I spent them in comfy clothes inside in the air conditioning! It was the first two consecutive days I have had off with no plans, nowhere to be, and no one to wait on to arrive at my home. And it. was. GLORIOUS.  My days are very scheduled, I keep one eye on the piano and one eye on the clock during each lesson, not to mention waiting on people to show up, and making sure they leave on time. So to not have to look at a clock or have to wait on anyone or go anywhere was wonderful! It surprises some people, but I really am an introvert. I will be chatty and friendly when I'm with people, but I really need quiet time alone to recharge. Maybe it's a sign of my old age, but two days off with no plans was amazing. 

Thursday I was back to teaching and sporting one more patriotic outfit and some straight hair!

 I had a moment of brilliance while teaching one of my beginner students, and made a "box" for their right hand to go at middle c. It made it so much easier for them to figure out where their hand went after moving it around. I have since laminated the "box" and used it on some other beginner students with success! WHOO HOO!

Friday I woke up and my back was killing me, But thankfully I had another free massage scheduled for that afternoon! My masseuse worked me over and I was in much better shape when I left.
 I went straight to the library with my post massage straight hair pulled back sloppily, to pick up some books on hold and turn in my first sheet for the summer reading program. 140 hours- DONE! Onward to my next goal! I have until the end of July and I'm really trying to crack 200 hours this year.
Sunday it was Team Two's Turn to work Guest Services, so I was up early sporting my ever so attractive orange shirt. Not pictured is the delicious life giving Dunkin Donuts Frozen Mocha Coffee that helped me to be an effective or at least an awake leader. Probably just the latter, but hey!


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