It’s been a long while since I’ve posted a slow motion video (part of the Everything Looks Better In Slow Motion series) but I spotted this the other day and I just couldn’t resist resurrecting it! Fabulous! [Via YouTube.com]
You listen to them all at once! Here are 56 famous classical tunes by 33 composers. Genius.
I am deliberately presenting this without comment. (I promise to write a proper update this weekend…)
Now. This advert has been around for a while – but I really don’t watch that much TV when it’s actually on any more; Sky+ has me covered. However, we found ourselves watching Channel 5 (of all things) this evening and it introduced me to an advert that I simply cannot believe exists. Were they […]
Today was Parent’s Evening at school – a busy day which totally drains me as the constant thinking and talking just wears me out! Upon getting home I had a lovely tea made by Mrs Pitts and then caught up on some TV. Right now, Sky F1 is showing the 1998 Japanese Grand Prix, the […]
The lazy stick hasn’t really been removed from my system just yet. I spent a lot of the morning trying to work out which home cover thing would be best in case of blocked pipes and the like. Turns out that everyone offers it and everyone offers slightly different things with it. Ostensibly, twelve different companies […]
Today was notable for helping Mrs Pitts reorganise her iPod and iTunes as well as making a few DVDs of things I have recorded. Alongside these though, the main highlight of the day was the discovery that Disney made a war propaganda film – and not only that, but it also won an Oscar! As […]
Today was spent considering a meeting that I am running at school later in the week. I am updating the policy for mathematics and refreshing expectations of the teaching of the subject. To me, it’s a big thing to be doing. I am not great at speaking in front of colleagues no matter that I have […]
I’ve had a huge raft of things to share on here for a while. I’ll attempt to make these a relevant as possible, but the following things are fairly unrelated. From Twitter, via @Jamster83: A master class in customer service from Lego. Boy writes to Lego after losing a mini-figure. Here’s their reply: How lovely. […]
Today was the first day back in school with children. However, I spent the morning working with staff in Key Stage 1 thinking about Numeracy – which was difficult for them, being the first day back and settling children down. But it was harder for my class, as I wasn’t there to do that with […]