DD's classroom at daycare has a mini bathroom with open stalls and low toilets. they are kind of hidden so you can't see them from the door and the windows but still. I have peed in one of those toilets a handful of times including earlier this week, while the room was empty, but someone could have walked in on me in any second... It is a fiasco to get the key to the locked regular guest bathrooms and sometimes I don't have the patience to deal with it.
DD's classroom at daycare has a mini bathroom with open stalls and low toilets. they are kind of hidden so you can't see them from the door and the windows but still. I have peed in one of those toilets a handful of times including earlier this week, while the room was empty, but someone could have walked in on me in any second... It is a fiasco to get the key to the locked regular guest bathrooms and sometimes I don't have the patience to deal with it.
I use student bathrooms all the time at work. The adult bathrooms aren't on the way to the rooms I teach in or are always occupied.
I use student bathrooms all the time at work. The adult bathrooms aren't on the way to the rooms I teach in or are always occupied.
This is a big NOPE to me! But maybe because I teach elementary... Once a kid has entered the bathroom for the day that bathroom is disgusting and I will not use it.
I work in elementary but if I have to go, I have to go. My schedule as a music teacher isn't consistent day to day. Sometimes I have 5 hours with only breaks between classes long enough to get from classroom to classroom. I'd rather pee in a student bathroom than have a teacher complain to administration that I was late for their class. I only started doing it this year because the school I'm in is two stories and square shaped with an empty center. It has a pretty garden in the middle but it makes getting across the building much harder.
@akwild I felt the same when I worked in elementary! The bathrooms were disgusting within 15 mins of the kids arriving. My middle schoolers are much better at keeping their bathroom clean, so it's not the end of the world if I have to use it.
I went to the grocery store to buy fresh produce because we had literally zero in the house. So far today my child has eaten a quarter slice of peanut butter toast, some of my oatmeal bar, and his weight in puffs because I don't want to deal with cleaning said produce.
I did try giving him a pouch, which he refused, so his carb-filled diet isn't 100% my fault, but at least 1% due to the fact that he's simply a carb monster.
Post by 3dimesdown on Jul 22, 2016 10:08:15 GMT -5
I spent a significant amount of time this week rearranging my office and pillaging furniture from other parts of the plant so I had a better set up. I mounted my phone on the wall. Hung a desk organizer. Moved a bookshelf. Reoriented the desk. Cleaned out/off/reorganized my desk.
Post by holliberry28 on Jul 22, 2016 12:20:32 GMT -5
M will in no way let me in his mouth with a toothbrush. So I just let him watch me brush mine until he doesn't freak out about having a toothbrush in his mouth.
How have so many of you not seen Steel Magnolias?!? I've watched it 1.5 million times and I want to go home and watch it again tonight.
I don't know if I could properly communicate if I couldn't throw out Steel Magnolias quotes. Steel Magnolias, Pulp Fiction, and O Brother Where Art Thou are major contributors to my vernacular.
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