Hmm, it's been a while...

[franceslievens]

Again. And this time because of starting to work, which sucks most of the energy right out of a person, especially when said person still gets up once every night to feed her daughter.

Little Bit is still doing great (she's the nicest baby possible), and her Dad loves spending time with her. And she has grown so much already! I've packed her first clothes away, because she'd outgrown them. (snif)

I did end up in a disaster area in one of my schools. I've heard loads of gossip regarding Crazy Headteacher – nothing of the good. Probably there'll be more on this later, once I'm able to say something substantial about it, and once I've considered my point of view about it all.

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[sister-luck.livejournal.com]

Disaster area doesn't sound good, but of course, from my point of view (a by-stander from very far away) it's all very interesting.

I like gossip and I'm glad that I've got a couple of colleagues who keep me informed a little about what's going on at my school.The best is when I get told the same story from two different people...

[frances-lievens.livejournal.com]

As I'm a part-timer at the school, and have my own adviser to answer to, I'm not really involved. After the break the bomb seemed to have burst and no-one kept her mouth shut anymore. Pretty weird and somewhat annoying situation.

While I was away my closest colleague from Catholic religion kept me informed about the goings-on at school. I like gossip too, but the kind I've been hearing lately is the kind that breaks a person and don't know if I want to be dragged into that. Otoh I do like gossip. ;-)

[sister-luck.livejournal.com]

Sounds a bit like they're planning what I would call a Palastrevolution, whether that's a good idea or not depends on how crazy said headteacher is.

Yet, sometimes gossip can be bad, too, when it's something that you really don't want to know because you take it to heart too much.

[frances-lievens.livejournal.com]

Right now there isn't much revolution, and just teachers leaving after having taught for years at said school.

They'd love to have a revolution, but no-one dares to speak up.

Crazy headteacher isn't really crazy, more tactless and she forgets there's a team that makes decisions and not only a headteacher.