Enjoy the humorous video.
Btw, if I don't say so beforehand: I hope each and every one of you have a lovely Christmas (if it is appropriate!). Stay safe!
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Saturday, December 18, 2010
The Nativity Story Told Using Social Media
This is a beautifully composed 're-telling' of the Nativity story using social media networks that everyone, including children, would be able to relate to in this modern age. I'm guessing that it's been put together out of fun and games, and a sense 'let's see what they would need and use to actually do this nowadays'.
Sunday, November 28, 2010
A Social Time is Approaching...
So it's come to the 'social/busy' time of the year...if you can call it that.
Christmas. People start planning parties, trips away, get togethers, and any other form of mingling they can think of for this time of the year. Don't get me wrong. I enjoy going out and socialising. It's great. It's just going to be busy from here on in with getting things done - no doubt we can all feel that way.
Take - for example - what I have coming up:
1. Go to a retirement party for my Head Teacher this Thursday, 2nd December.
2. Go see Muse on the 10th December.
3. Write my Prac Student's report by the 10th December...lucky I've been writing hints and tips down each lesson, like you should...
4. Go to the Street Christmas Party on the 11th December, or is that the 4th?
5. Go see U2 on the 13th December.
6. Make 3, if not 4, Christmas Cakes by the 15 December - and I haven't even got the ingredients yet for them...
7. Help get a box of goodies together for people in need.
8. Go to the work Christmas Party on the 16th December.
9. Get three assignments done for my 'Rome' unit before the 23rd December. (Hmmm...better get stuck into that tomorrow.... Chapter/whole book critiques...and I'm not good at critiquing...)
10. Have a family Christmas on Christmas Day, as well as whenever my brother, his wife and their two children can join us - be it Christmas Day, Boxing Day, or some other time...
11. Leave for Rome on the 30th December.
12. Have three books read for 'Rome' unit before heading off to Rome....well that's just not going to happen: I'm not that quick a reader...
Okay, so the list turned into something more than the socialising side of life, but it shows that December does get busy. The Rome trip is to do with University, which is the 'Rome' unit I talk about.
Anyone just as busy? I'm sure there are lots of you out there.
Where's that Procrastinator's Diary when you need it?
Christmas. People start planning parties, trips away, get togethers, and any other form of mingling they can think of for this time of the year. Don't get me wrong. I enjoy going out and socialising. It's great. It's just going to be busy from here on in with getting things done - no doubt we can all feel that way.
Take - for example - what I have coming up:
1. Go to a retirement party for my Head Teacher this Thursday, 2nd December.
2. Go see Muse on the 10th December.
3. Write my Prac Student's report by the 10th December...lucky I've been writing hints and tips down each lesson, like you should...
4. Go to the Street Christmas Party on the 11th December, or is that the 4th?
5. Go see U2 on the 13th December.
6. Make 3, if not 4, Christmas Cakes by the 15 December - and I haven't even got the ingredients yet for them...
7. Help get a box of goodies together for people in need.
8. Go to the work Christmas Party on the 16th December.
9. Get three assignments done for my 'Rome' unit before the 23rd December. (Hmmm...better get stuck into that tomorrow.... Chapter/whole book critiques...and I'm not good at critiquing...)
10. Have a family Christmas on Christmas Day, as well as whenever my brother, his wife and their two children can join us - be it Christmas Day, Boxing Day, or some other time...
11. Leave for Rome on the 30th December.
12. Have three books read for 'Rome' unit before heading off to Rome....well that's just not going to happen: I'm not that quick a reader...
Okay, so the list turned into something more than the socialising side of life, but it shows that December does get busy. The Rome trip is to do with University, which is the 'Rome' unit I talk about.
Anyone just as busy? I'm sure there are lots of you out there.
Where's that Procrastinator's Diary when you need it?
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