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Jan. 5th, 2021 11:54 pmI'm still trying to figure out how to adapt to Cordelia's school schedule. Tuesdays and Fridays are difficult because she has choir between 10:30 and a little bit after noon. That means I can't get at the kitchen until after she's done. There aren't any other safe places in the house for heating water (I mentioned the idea of a small electric kettle to Scott, and he couldn't come up with a safe location for me to use one, either), so I have to wait for coffee. I also can't warm up food while choir's still going on.
Part of this is that Cordelia can't have extraneous sounds during choir (any other class would be fine), and part of it is that she feels very self-conscious when she's reminded that I might hear her. The semester change at the end of the month won't help with this because choir doesn't change.
Cordelia is hoping to make some changes to her second semester schedule. She's got two classes she'd like to change. The difficulty is finding something else in those time slots. She might be able to get a free period since she doesn't need either class to graduate (not even the credits needed), but I told her not to count on it. Three of her six classes are nailed to the floor in terms of scheduling (choir and two AP classes), and there aren't a lot of electives she finds even vaguely interesting.
Part of this is that Cordelia can't have extraneous sounds during choir (any other class would be fine), and part of it is that she feels very self-conscious when she's reminded that I might hear her. The semester change at the end of the month won't help with this because choir doesn't change.
Cordelia is hoping to make some changes to her second semester schedule. She's got two classes she'd like to change. The difficulty is finding something else in those time slots. She might be able to get a free period since she doesn't need either class to graduate (not even the credits needed), but I told her not to count on it. Three of her six classes are nailed to the floor in terms of scheduling (choir and two AP classes), and there aren't a lot of electives she finds even vaguely interesting.
