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Time to link up with Farley for Currently!

Ok - about the foot.  Apparently, I broke a toe.  Again.  I really need to come up with a good story, but truly, I was vacuuming and I stubbed my foot on a chair.  This was over a week ago, and it still hurts, so I ice it daily.

My B2s must haves:
1) nuff said...
2) Love my Mystery Word of the Week sets, and I'm creating new sets using Science terms this year.
3) Comfy shoes - I think I'll try some Toms.  What do you think?

Comments

  1. Mechele8/01/2013

    I hope your foot gets better. I agree that comfy shoes are a must. You can't be at your best if your feet hurt.
    Mechele
    Barrow's Hodgepodge

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  2. Mrs. Bartel's School Family (Alyce)8/01/2013

    I had comfortable shoes on my B2S list also! Teachers sure stand and walk a lot! Hope your toe feels better soon!
    Alyce

    Mrs. Bartel’s School Family

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  3. Storie8/01/2013

    Ooh - Toms! I have had those on my wish list of things to try (both classic and ballet flats). Let me know if you get some. I hope you get that spa day!
    Storie
    Stories by Storie

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  4. Sarah8/01/2013

    Awe I'm sorry about your broken toe! Ouch! I must have comfy shoes too! I tried Toms but my feet are so flat that they weren't comfortable at all. But, everyone without flat feet loves them! Let me know if you find some that are comfy.

    Yeehaw! Teaching in Texas

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  5. Literacy Teacher8/03/2013

    Oh yes .. I should have had coffee for my number 1 back to school need! I have a friend who walked into a wall at home & broker her toe - and she is wear a walking boot for 6 weeks. Isn't that crazy?

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