A Teacher's Sunday
"a procrastinatory adventure"
A bored English teacher avoids marking essays in favour of embarking on a fun filled Sunday before returning home to enact an unorthodox grading method
"a procrastinatory adventure"
A bored English teacher avoids marking essays in favour of embarking on a fun filled Sunday before returning home to enact an unorthodox grading method
Damien Kerrigan
English Teacher (self)
A bored English teacher avoids marking essays in favour of embarking on a fun filled Sunday before returning home to enact an unorthodox grading method
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