Comments on: Incompetence http://mattlindeboom.wordpress.com/2008/05/26/incompetence/ Trappings and Travels Thu, 02 Apr 2009 20:54:29 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Cait http://mattlindeboom.wordpress.com/2008/05/26/incompetence/#comment-16 Cait Thu, 29 May 2008 23:01:54 +0000 http://mattlindeboom.wordpress.com/?p=25#comment-16 Uncle Sam, Glad to see you arrived on foreign (or rather, familiar) soil safe and sound. Keep in touch --- I want to hear how it goes (by that I mean as it is going, not after it went). Address? (you know, the snail mail kind) Miss your face. Love, Vintage. Uncle Sam,

Glad to see you arrived on foreign (or rather, familiar) soil safe and sound.

Keep in touch — I want to hear how it goes (by that I mean as it is going, not after it went).

Address? (you know, the snail mail kind)

Miss your face.

Love,

Vintage.

]]> By: Kristen Berube http://mattlindeboom.wordpress.com/2008/05/26/incompetence/#comment-15 Kristen Berube Wed, 28 May 2008 00:40:06 +0000 http://mattlindeboom.wordpress.com/?p=25#comment-15 I have a fun list of comments: 1) As you have probably noticed, I found your blog website (since you forgot to send it to me) - yay facebook :) I am also happy to hear that you are there safe and sound. 2) I have to thank you in advance for motivating me to now read through this fun blog of yours... although I might have to keep a dictionary handy ;) (just kidding - I can figure it out) 3) Don't worry... try to see every school day and the journeys you make with your students as several smaller yet exciting adventures and that part of you will be satisfied - oh yea, and it will make teaching WAY more enjoyable :) 4) Finally, good luck with that age group, although they are probably slightly different and hopefully more mature than American students at that age... However, I definitely enjoyed my 7th graders once I got used to being with them every day, so be as optimistic as possible :) I have a fun list of comments:

1) As you have probably noticed, I found your blog website (since you forgot to send it to me) – yay facebook :) I am also happy to hear that you are there safe and sound.

2) I have to thank you in advance for motivating me to now read through this fun blog of yours… although I might have to keep a dictionary handy ;) (just kidding – I can figure it out)

3) Don’t worry… try to see every school day and the journeys you make with your students as several smaller yet exciting adventures and that part of you will be satisfied – oh yea, and it will make teaching WAY more enjoyable :)

4) Finally, good luck with that age group, although they are probably slightly different and hopefully more mature than American students at that age… However, I definitely enjoyed my 7th graders once I got used to being with them every day, so be as optimistic as possible :)

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