Do you know tabehodai? It means all you can eat. This is what I did at a grilled meat restaurant with my students. We went after class on Thursday. I wasn't super full, but began to get full once we finished 90 minutes of eating. It was the first time I cooked the meat. It was nice to hang out with my freshmen. We had a lot of fun. They were also Spanish majors, we spoke English, Japanese and Spanish. That weekend I played Jeopardy with the old people that I teach on Saturdays. They said they had fun, so I'm glad. I've been in a sleep fog all week and even now. I have taught two classes already and have one more. I don't know how I'll survive. I haven't been doing much besides reading and working and crocheting. I did get to watch a movie last night, but it was one that I had already seen. At times when things are stressful, it's nice to have a routine, so I'm glad I prepared my lunches and breakfast. I only have to think about dinner tonight. However, there isn't any school the rest of this week because of testing. I don't think I've done much towards my goal.
Acts:
15-17: Help students with conversation journals (homework)
18: Make banana bread for student
19-21: Spend free time with students watching Netflix, sharing the banana bread I made and hot chocolate I bought for them to enjoy for their only free period in their busy schedule
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