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srah: published journalist
Agnès asked me to write an article for the school paper, introducing myself to the school in English. I wrote something that seemed clever in Verdana in Microsoft Word, but seeing it published in the school paper in Comic Sans, it seems extremely dorky to have written it at all, and the things I said seem really dumb. I don't know if it's the font or the fact that I suddenly realized the whole school was reading it.
Anyway, one of the things I said was that people should feel free to say "hi" or "bonjour" to me if they see me in the hall. I just passed someone I don't remember ever seeing before, who said "hello" to me, which means that he somehow recognized me as The English Assistant. He must be from one of the classes I visited at the beginning of the year, before I had my permanent schedule, because I can't imagine that my Monstrously Large Comic Sans English Article was actually read and understood by anyone.
srah - Thursday, 5 December 2002 - 10:39 AM
Tags: assistantship, comic sans
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