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Well, it’s about time for me to shove off once again for my week-long Easter holiday here.

Not much to report, after the workshop-a-thon of the past week.

But, seeing as how I’m getting more and more immersed in the whole blogging thing, let me pull out one of those tried-and-true blog tricks, which is the “post which is nothing but a bunch of links to other posts”.

I’ll try to make it a bit topical: so, first, check out this video worksheet for the Life of Brian from Alex Case’s TEFLtastic (then click under “Only Built for TEFL links” for more).

Then, in case you’re curious how folks do things around here, have a look at these posts from Troy at A Small, Flaking White House in Lost Spain detailing his impressions of the Semana Santa traditions down in the south here (doesn’t sound like Extremadura is much different than Andalucía [where I'll be] in that respect).  Then, while you’re at it, click around on his site for more highly orthodox and utterly pious and respectful views on the Christian religion, hehehe…

Ah, yes, well, finally, if you’re still in a provocative mood, or you have some open-minded, intermediate / upper-intermediate students who like me, are planning to travel either for holidays or for some other reason, take a look at my newest video lesson plan, “Do You Have Anything to Declare?”, featuring once again the good folks at Mr. Show.

A “twofer”, as they say back home.  That’s my Easter special.  Thanks folks, you’ve been a lovely audience, I’d love to take you with me.