DECEMBER 5, 1994, MONDAY: Also, as of the 17th, we would no longer have insurance. She also made a big deal about a letter that the scabs supposedly found in their mailboxes that was threatening. (I kind of doubt that we would have been able to get into a building and place them in the mailboxes without being seen what with the constant police presence.)
Came home and caught up on sleep and worked out. S.L. (a high school teacher) came over and we went to Tom's for pizza. Watched TV.
I had planned to go into the hot tub in the afternoon but decided not to when the water was very cloudy and smelly when I opened it. Liz said it was a lack of chlorine. We will have to drain it.
We are now the second-longest strike in Illinois history. Only the small town of Homer, which went for eight months, went longer and they only had 29 teachers.
--DaCoot
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