Take the Day Off for Teachbad’s Anniversary!!
by teachbad
Before we get into today’s post about days off work, I’d like to point out that today, December 9, 2012, is the three-year anniversary of Mr. Teachbad’s Blog of Teacher Disgruntlement: Where Teachers Laugh and Complain; shortened now mostly to the more compact and efficient Teachbad.
As a special treat, there is a 72-hour 20% off sale in the Strictly Home-Use Teacher Gift Store. This extends to preexisting quantity discounts! The sale starts right now: Sunday at 2:04am and ends at 2:04am on Tuesday.
And now back to our regularly scheduled post:
Two years ago I couldn’t have imagined a world where I would have a job and not have 15 days off for Christmas. How could a 15-day break ever be properly squeezed into a four-day weekend and New Year’s Day? And what kind of life could you really have without spring break? What would be the point?
After six years of teaching, I could no longer imagine functioning professionally if I had to go to work on Columbus Day, Labor Day, Veteran’s Day, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Presidents’ Day, DC Emancipation Day or Memorial Day. Having
