PDR - Why did I give myself extra work to do?

Now, I know there are often moments in life where you have no free time; your world feels like a house of cards; the washing is too large to still be called a pile; you can't remember what day of the week it is let alone which education establishment you're meant to attend; are you the student or the teacher today?

Why, then, at these times of chaos do you sit down, begin writing up a quasi-useless 'Action Plan' as part of your teacher training and think,

'I know. I don't have any spare time to mix with my peers. In that case, I'll write a blog to record all the nice and nasty bits I'm going through. We'll share the laughter and the pain. AND I'LL MAKE SURE I'LL KEEP IT UP BY TELLING MY TUTORS IN MY PDR THAT I'M DOING IT!'

Clearly, I hadn't had enough sleep when I wrote the PDR but it is a good way to make sure that I keep up to date on all the paperwork (you could make a comfy bed out of how much paperwork we have to fill in this year: tried and tested... albeit briefly) and to let you guys know that we are in this together!

I will try and add a few posts a month on this (promises, promises) but would love to continue it if I know someone is reading it :)

Anyway, post one done... back to the teacher to do list.

Love Fliss x