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Stromausfallentschaedigung, Drugs in the school and kissed badgers

Yesterday a letter came from electric utilities with an apology and the offer that all households that longer than 18 hours had no electricity, could claim back £ 50. * Smile *
ie, undgefaehr £ 16 for each, which should be approximately the sum that I have thrown out the Gefreirtruhe in the garbage. All damage removed. I have handed over the letter from the school because the pay yes officially the cost of electricity, and the Finance Office has been told me that they will look at it. I hope now, too, that we get the money.

Mietrueckzahlung of February (a week should already be £ 50 for everyone without fridge and washing machine, three weeks without a shower, right? Or, at least 30 £...) we have got yet, but I do not know Malcolm has addressed whether the time or has forgotten it. Must address him on it again ...

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This year it is in the cafeteria only "healthy" things, according to a decision by the Director (or so I've just demand nciht). That means no chocolate, no chips, no (delicious) More muffins. And no salt for the fries, which feed the students are so extremely common.
No salt! British chips without salt just does not taste! (French fries without salt, just taste International nciht when I come to think of ...)

But that has paved the way for a flourishing black market leveled at the teacher's table ... Do you know those little Minituetchen with salt, which exists in every normal cafeteria? Are now much sought after. ;-)

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One of my girls from the 13, it's pretty good, has a very interesting system to memorize vocabulary, expressions and grammatical constructions. She always has something like a "favorite phrase of the week", the more absurd the better.
Last week it was "I think about homeless, according to my roof."
After you have this week "I would love to" teach, it is now:


"I would love to kiss a badger."


Actually, I find this method of learning great. Later I will teach my students a week and always an absurd sentence with a grammatical construction. Or should they even look for one. Let's see how the system works.