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lesliepear) wrote2006-09-27 10:11 am
lesliepear) wrote2006-09-27 10:11 am
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Rambles on Wednesday
So last night I went to the PTA meeting. There were less than 2 dozen people there including the board and speakers (elementary principal, superindentant (and acting middle school principal), someone one from the first aid sqaud). This out of an enrollment of 961 students. There were 2 fathers there though, one without a spouse.
Our administrative staff is amusing. Our superindendant looks like someone out of the Sopranos (think very italian looking) and the elementary principal looks like wilford brimley (round with a mustache). Both are nice and enthusiastic.
I signed up as class mother for Alan's class (and probably the morning class). Although I miss the tea (3PM on Thursday) - it's not going to be a big deal. Out of the 8-9 students in both classes, I think 2 including Alan are in district - I think I met the other mom at back to school night. I also found out that the reason the PTA was out of sorts over the summer was that the past president had a baby and was hospitalized with complications. So I think the new president took a while to get up to speed.
I'm kind of irked at medical stuff. It turns out the films from my mammogram in 2006 are misplaced which is why I was asked for them a zillion times. But I did find out I can use the hospital if I book my annual appointment now - they have Saturdays and until 7 PM one night a week now. So when they call me later, I'll book it. And I'm still trying to get in touch with my physician, she called me this AM at work at 8AM(?) and wanted me to make an appointment, no telephone tag. Well, if she'd gotten my fax over the weekend, she'd known what I was asking about.
(Does anyone know what a A/G ratio is on a blood test - albumin/globulin ratio - and what a high one means - mine was slightly high - but the albumin and globulin were in range.)
Looks like it's going to rain. Blech.
Our administrative staff is amusing. Our superindendant looks like someone out of the Sopranos (think very italian looking) and the elementary principal looks like wilford brimley (round with a mustache). Both are nice and enthusiastic.
I signed up as class mother for Alan's class (and probably the morning class). Although I miss the tea (3PM on Thursday) - it's not going to be a big deal. Out of the 8-9 students in both classes, I think 2 including Alan are in district - I think I met the other mom at back to school night. I also found out that the reason the PTA was out of sorts over the summer was that the past president had a baby and was hospitalized with complications. So I think the new president took a while to get up to speed.
I'm kind of irked at medical stuff. It turns out the films from my mammogram in 2006 are misplaced which is why I was asked for them a zillion times. But I did find out I can use the hospital if I book my annual appointment now - they have Saturdays and until 7 PM one night a week now. So when they call me later, I'll book it. And I'm still trying to get in touch with my physician, she called me this AM at work at 8AM(?) and wanted me to make an appointment, no telephone tag. Well, if she'd gotten my fax over the weekend, she'd known what I was asking about.
(Does anyone know what a A/G ratio is on a blood test - albumin/globulin ratio - and what a high one means - mine was slightly high - but the albumin and globulin were in range.)
Looks like it's going to rain. Blech.