DECEMBER 11TH, 1994, SUNDAY: Up at 6:30 and wrote in this. Reading the Chicago Tribune, I found an article on the one minute of silence required in Georgia and found some paragraphs on B.B., our Georgia Boy scab.
I called M.D. at 8:15 a.m. to tell him about it so he could put something about it in the Update. He told me that a tentative agreement had been reached early this morning and that we would be voting on it tomorrow. GREAT NEWS!!!
However, if this is not to my liking, I'll definitely vote it down. A few more weeks or months is not going to make a difference to me. They can't hurt me anymore than they already have unless I get fired for this which hopefully is not likely. I already intend to quit any and all volunteering or perhaps restrict it even more than before.
Also, my days of coming into school even if I'm sick are over. I will use many more sick days and will stop my efforts at student attendance. The people of Round Lake have spoken long and loud about how they feel about us. They have done nothing to end the strike ad when given a chance, sent their children to school with unqualified substitutes.
More to Come.
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