That's My Bag
It's the end of the solo-ensemble festival season, and I cleaned out my Judge's Bag last night. This is the bag I pack in February and leave packed until early May. On those early Saturday mornings, I just pick up my bag and hit the road, knowing I will have everything I need when I get there. A quick stop for Jo to Go coffee, and I'm on the road.
I took out:
But the bag is not empty. For next year, I left:
Stumble It!
I took out:
- Twelve sharpened pencils (with assorted logos of music stores and universities)
- One pen (with a University logo on it)
- One lip gloss
- One sample sized tube of hand lotion
- One small bottle of hand sanitizer
- One package of peppermint Tic Tacs
- A handful of cough drops
- A small package of hearing aid batteries
- A reusable manila envelope, 9 x 12 size
But the bag is not empty. For next year, I left:
- Two empty folders (from music stores)
- The binder containing my Adjudicators' Handbook
- Two thank you notes, one from a student and one from a parent group
- My Master Adjudicator name tag
- My name stamp for "signing" 40-50 ratings forms every festival
- And one pen and one pencil to get me started next winter.
Labels: all politics are local, Random Thoughts, teachers live at school, the coffeepot's on
Stumble It!
posted @7:07 AM
3 Comments:
Clinton supporter eh? Hmmmm.
And what the heck are you judging with all those pencils...Are you a band teacher? I thought you were an Elem. Teacher? I gotta read up your blog better!
I always give props to solo ensemble judges. You go, girl!
Way to go, being a judge. Do you wear a white, powdered wig? They must provide the wigs, since I didn't see that listed as in the bag.
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