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Half completed projects

I’ve been a busy little beaver recently! Lots going on, but nothing quite finished enough to dedicate a post to, so here’s the wrap up: Last weekend we went to the coast with my parents, which was really great, it was raining and miserable in Canberra but absolutely gorgeous at Jervis Bay. We went to [...]

Back from the coast, ready to rock and roll

Our coast trip was lovely =) A little bit stressful at times, having to keep a close eye on Harley at the beach as she is on heat at the moment, but for the most part it was really nice and relaxing. I did lots of painting for my handmade goodies (which I will post [...]

Moving day at work & Handmade stuff

Warning: teacher talk coming up… Possibly boring but potentially eye opening! (Plausibly educational). Crafty stuff further down. Today I’ve been moving desks at work, which is a bit of a production really. As a graphic design teacher, I come under the Technology banner, which is part of the “Maths and Technology” faculty. Hence me living [...]

My work area – in various states of disarray

I’m a wannabe neat person. In actual fact, I’m a very messy person. I have to work hard at keeping things tidy and uncluttered, but that is one of my main house related aims in life at the moment. In fact, I really want to do a photograph walk through of my house to post [...]

My students’ work exhibition

The University of Canberra and the school I work for (College in Canberra is grades 11 & 12, aka highschool everywhere else), specifically the design area, have a close relationship that I work to keep (I think it’s important to have those connections). We do a joint project with them (along with 4 other colleges) every year where 2 final year Uni students come into one of my design classes once or twice a week and work collaboratively with the students to produce a solution to a very broad design brief given by the University.

This year the brief was “Slow”. That’s it, just one word. Slow.

Continue reading to find out what my students did and see photographs of their work on display.

School Lunches – getting on the yummy train at work

For every birthday in the staffroom, we have bagels for lunch. Everyone brings an ingredient, Lisa bakes a totally scrumptious cake, and we have a lovely time stuffing our faces with smoked salmon, creme cheese, avocados and tomato on bagels.

TODAY WAS THAT DAY. And it was awesome. Yes I get excited about food.

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Projects in the pipeline…

If you don’t already know me, then you also probably don’t know what I do, in life. You know, to earn a buck. I’m a teacher that looks like a student. I’m halfway through my second year of teaching college (in Canberra, Australia, that’s year 11 & 12. 16-18 year olds). I look about 17. [...]

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