Gauthic Times: The Bill Gauthier Newsletter
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Gauthic Times: The Bill Gauthier Newsletter #188
Hello, friends.
What a week! Two PD days getting ready for the 2026-2027 school year (the topic of this week’s essay) and an unplanned hourlong drive to a hospital satellite because G’s surgical incision became infected. She’s on antibioti...
Gauthic Times: The Bill Gauthier Newsletter #187
Hello, friends.
Look at this. We’ve arrived at the last full week of August. Not the last newsletter of August, that comes next week, but the last full week. I’m writing this at a local library. It’s become tradition for G to read her summ...
Gauthic Times: The Bill Gauthier Newsletter #186
Hello, friends.
I’m at the end of my last full week of summer vacation. This week I have to go in two days for planning. Well...I don’t have to, I actually signed up to for extra pay. Money was the motivator. Also, there not being many peo...
Gauthic Times: The Bill Gauthier Newsletter #185
Hello, friends.
The humidity of summer in New England has returned this week. Blech. Give me autumn for a prolonged time and I’ll be happier. This week was a strange one because our sleep schedules were somewhat off due to G’s post-surgery...
Gauthic Times: The Bill Gauthier Newsletter #184
Hello, friends.
August. By the end of this month, back to the Day Job. The depression already lurks. Ah, well, I’ll always have my stories. That sounds like something my grandmother would’ve said, but she’d be referring to General Hospital...
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