Date for Entry: (Monday 07 October 2024)
Actual Date of Online Entry: (2024)
[T1, W:06 – WD:23,
(Td:4)*].
Dear Diary,
On Saturday the
arrangement for “That’s What Friends Are For” was completed. The ending was not
all that. I also got the Choral Benediction “Go Now in Peace” completed right
after. One Sunday we played “Broken for Me” for the communion service. One of
Mr Ojar’s nieces was the first to borrow a book from the church library.
From 1 PM to
6:47 I worked on library documents to send off to Isa. I was so tired after
frustratingly putting in the pitch letters for “That’s What Friends Are For”.
To end the night I watched Guyana in the finals of CPL 2024. However, I was
hoping for St Lucia to win their first victory in the games. Couldn’t watch the
full things.
This morning was
a slow one. Didn’t see “Mel” there again. “GG” and Dr Allison were trying to
see if they could explain Exodus 4: 24-25 for me. The Form 1s and 2s were kept
in the hall for assembly but it was a quick one. The Channa pies were not made
as yet. Seems like today was the colour grey or yellow in the staffroom.*
Jess had dropped
off her roll book and went off to 2L. The children were given practicals in the
panroom in groups of eight, while I reviewed Tonic Triads and intervals with
the remaining students. We ended up having 3M for music instead of Upper 6
since Roberts took them. The Form 3s were given songwriting. The brainstorming
topic was love. They had examples with R&B tracks and I took a rap on what
they did. Maybe I will try and make up the rest of the song.
At recess, she
had to do and get something out of the road. I went to the office to get copies
and got kept back. I saw that Musescore page margins could not be altered since
the last stave on the page and footers got cut off. Jess did practicals again
with the Form 4 students. She left school immediately at the start of
lunchtime. Some of the younger children wanted to try out the steelpan
instruments so I gave them until 12:20.
I had a short
trip to the library. Miss Alexander and I spoke about the workings of the
library. She had seen the photographs that were taken over the weekend. We didn’t
speak for a while since students came to sign out books with her too.
Miss Solomon had
asked to borrow my laptop. Had to walk to the staffroom and back. They permitted
me to look through their catalogue card drawers. She and I spoke about the
training church library, membership and a cataloguing course we wished to have
online. She mentioned that it was taught in Jamaica. She also mentioned that it
was better to just use the whole number for the Dwerey to make life easier. I
remained there until 1:20 PM.
Returning to the
staffroom, Johusa had forgotten his pencil case in the music room. I did not
like how he tapped me so hard on my shoulder. The pain took some time to go
away. Later that evening, Isa opened the email to see all of the documents for
the APC Library. He also printed the test trial of the ‘Cat’ and ‘Sub’ card designs.
It looked smaller than I thought it would be. He was able to open up the quotes
list and said that by either tomorrow or Wednesday he will have it ready.
I pray that he will
be able to make my dream of the card come true and let all of them be decorated
as I plan to make them. Daddy and I went to Vashni right after and their stay
was way shorter than I thought. I had the right amount of money.* The receipt
was slipped into my folder for return at church.* I didn’t get that much done
for the rest of the night.
Daryl
Zion M. Ali
(7:54 am – 3:11 pm)
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