Months of prep work led up to us hosting our regional championships, North England University Archery League (NEUAL), at MMU Cheshire.
Not exact matches
I am doing the «
prep -
work»
of potty training this week with my 35
month old boy; while the younger boy is 17
months old.
A party like this seems to call for an impressive cake, but I was dreading the idea
of making a frosted layer cake for 20 + guests, especially considering how much kitchen
prep work I would already be doing for the salad bar — and did I mention I was seven
months pregnant?
I'm actually teaching my very first college class at the end
of this
month so the
prep work is taking up a lot
of my time and energy.
I haven't
worked out since my wedding (over a
month) and I haven't meal
prepped since the beginning
of October.
And, while the current trend is to test students as much and as often as possible, educators need to
work hard to resist the temptation to use the last few
months of school as test
prep.
As a requirement each student spent one year in a developing country — China, Mexico, Nepal, and later Soviet Union —
months of prep before departure,
working in a community on a local project, being hosted by a family, spending time studying language and culture in a group with a leader / mentor, and then going through extensive programs on return to integrate and then apply what was learned and experienced.