Posho and Beans

Today, I am trying to catch up on some work, and I need to learn about simple machines in preparation for the next week's lessons. Any Physics teachers if you are reading this, and have a 4-5 page pdf file on simple machines please email it to me. www.johnmagee412@yahoo.com

Okay, Nerinx people, here is my idea for next year. At Gulu SS, we usually have posho and beans for lunch. This is what the high school kids eat almost every day of the year. I am going to come back and learn how to make posho and beans, and all students and Faculty can sign up, and I will cook posho and beans for everyone. Each student will be required to bring a dish from home, and we will have one hose available for everyone to wash their dish afterwards. At Awere SS, everyone was given a fork, but at Gulu SS, we eat posho and beans with our hands. If we can get a 100 or so participants, than we can all donate what we would have spent for lunch, to a group in Uganda. Sounds good, doesn't it???? This year, I am free B,G, and H period (Big Giant Hungry), so it will happen sometime during an H period lunch.

By the way, I kind of like posho and beans, so it is not that much of a hardship for me. It just takes a little getting used to. I taught Aaron how to play Risk II last night, so we had a classic battle (he is winning) until the juice ran out on my laptop. Hopefully, we will have power tonight to finish our game. If you keep my dad in your prayers, I have heard he has had successful hip surgery yesterday. Also keep my mom in your prayers, because some of you know my dad (HA HA).

Cardinal wins, Cardinal wins, Cardinal wins, what is wrong with you who keeping going to games. Can't you get bring home a winner????

AP Stat students, e-mail me, when you get your results, I am curious.....


John