Good News Today!

I won the lottery. Two-point-eight million. Also, eight publishers called and want me to finish my book yesterday. So it was only icing on the cake that 100% of my students passed their benchmark State Mandated Test with 100%'s across the board. Ain't life grand? All this good fortune probably means I'll be back to blogging again any day now, too...

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