New changes at work

It's now the 4th week of the new quarter and all the new changes that happened. Here are the new changes for us: we no longer have our own classroom, the lowest level to see the native teacher got new curriculum, and we now teach 27 (me) and 28 (Jeremy) classes (up from just 23 or 24 when we started). Though it seems like very few changes have occurred, they are fairly big changes. With no classrooms it means that we move to all the homeroom classes to teach and must tote around our things. Thankfully we have a USB drive as well as like a file folder to hold our books and papers. We are still trying to get into a routine of things, which we've pretty much done, but for some reason the classes are just getting harder to handle. The students seem to be more out of control than before, and with more classes than before, we just aren't able to stay sane for some of our days. On Mondays we have 6 classes in a row, but it's not bad because the students themselves aren't too bad. Wednesdays, Jeremy has 6 classes in a row plus one more. It's a very, very hard day for him. Fridays we both have 7 classes total, and Jeremy has 5 in a row. This day is extremely tough for me, and somewhat for Jeremy. We are now at the 2 month hump, and we can see the end in sight which is probably contributing to us having a harder time with work. We are just plugging along, counting down the days. Starting July 21 we will have summer intensives until August 19. Our time schedule will change: we will begin at 10 a.m. and end either at 7:40 or 8:20 p.m. We won't have extra classes like winter intensive, but we may have one extra class for 6th graders or 1st/2nd graders; we don't know yet. We, well at least me, are hoping that time will go by just a bit faster during the week so that we will be finished here. Here's to 2 more months.....