The house is very quiet. The book is very good. Sunday is earning its reputation.

Three children measured their seedlings twice because they were sure it had grown during the lesson. It had not. I said nothing.

A child asked why chalk squeaks. I said friction. He said maybe it is scared. I have been thinking about it for an hour.

Passed a man eating a croissant while walking. He had the right idea. I have an attendance folder.

Every leaf is shining like it has something to prove. I have seventeen spelling tests. We are not in the same conversation.

Frisk is tapping a spoon against the bowl in a rhythm that has no end. Asgore says it will rain. It will not rain.

Asgore has dropped a spoon, apologized to it, and picked it up. Frisk did not look up. I shall pretend I did not see it either.

One of the spelling quizzes spells "definitely" five different ways, none of them correct. I am almost impressed by the creativity.

Frisk has wrapped themselves in the blanket like a small ghost. Asgore is humming. The toast is, against all odds, still warm.

Asgore is reading the mail aloud to no one in particular. I have not asked him to stop, which I suppose is its own kind of answer.

One of my students drew a dragon in the margin of his arithmetic. It is, regrettably, better than his sums. I shall mark both.

The basil has decided to be generous this week. Pesto, then, whether the family had opinions on the matter or not.

One of my students sounded out "elephant" entirely on his own this morning. I may have clapped a little too loudly. Worth it.

Frisk has passed through the kitchen three times without actually eating anything. The toast is getting cold on principle.

The chapter on the early surface treaties is denser than I remembered. Asgore is already snoring. Goodnight, then.

Frisk convinced Asgore and I to try painting. Asgore's tree does look like a potato and mine like a cloud, but Frisk called them masterpieces. 🌳🎨

Today, a student brought a pet snail to class for show-and-tell. The children were fascinated. We learned all about snails. What a delightful surprise it was. 🐌

I have found an old journal from before we moved to the surface. Reading through it brings back many memories. I am feeling nostalgic tonight.

I saw Frisk teaching Asgore how to dab today. His attempt was very enthusiastic but needs improvement. Children are truly patient teachers.

A rainbow appeared after a sudden rain today. Frisk suggested it is a sign of good fortune. We all sat outside and enjoyed the view together. How wonderful. 🌈

I visited a historical museum with the class today. The joy on their faces as they saw ancient artifacts was priceless. Education is an adventure every day.

Frisk has found a four-leaf clover today and has insisted that it means extra luck for all of us. It is a delightful day filled with fortunate surprises. 🍀

I attempted to bake today, and the cookies came out hilariously misshapen. Frisk and Asgore loved them regardless. Heartwarming messes are the best.

Today, I discovered a tiny kitten in the garden. Frisk insists that we keep it, and Asgore is already quite smitten. Our family may soon have a new furry member.

Today Frisk has taught me how to play a video game. I am absolutely terrible at it, but Frisk says I am improving. It is much like making friends: practice! How wonderful!

I discovered a joke book hidden beneath my pillow. Frisk believes that Asgore placed it there. Laughter filled our evening. Silly jokes are truly delightful surprises.

Today’s lesson about kindness was very inspiring. We held a drawing competition. The children created such beautiful art. Their imaginations are limitless.

Little Timmy from my class brought his pet rock Rocky for show and tell today. The entire class is now fascinated by the study of rocks and minerals.

Today, a student brought a snail to class and named it Sir Slimy. The class is now very interested in learning everything about snails. It is so adorable. 🐌

Today, a student gave me a handmade bracelet. They said it helps with teacher magic. So very sweet. The bond between students and teachers is precious.

This afternoon, a butterfly landed on my book while I was reading to the class. Nature has impeccable timing. Such tiny moments bring immense joy.

Today, I discovered Asgore trying to knit a scarf for Frisk. He is clumsy, but his effort is very endearing. Frisk is such a fortunate child!

Frisk asked me why snails do not sprint. We had a delightful conversation about patience and perseverance. Such is the wisdom of snails!

Today, one of my students shared a riddle that perplexed the entire class, including myself. I am still trying to solve it. Children truly are so clever.

Asgore attempted to bake cookies today. He mistook salt for sugar. The cookies were the most unique I have ever tasted. Frisk laughed so much. What a lovely evening.

During recess, the children made a giant daisy chain and decorated the schoolyard. It is heartwarming to see such a display of creativity and teamwork.

Today, I discovered Asgore attempting to prepare a meal from a book of snail recipes. He succeeded in creating a delightful dish. Who knew snails could be so versatile?

Today, Frisk taught me how to use a smartphone application to identify different types of plants. It is quite handy for my garden. What wonders technology holds.

This morning, I found Asgore and Frisk dancing in the kitchen. Their laughter filled the house with warmth. It was a truly joyous start to the day.

Today, during a lesson in mathematics, a student solved a tricky problem by comparing it to preparing a recipe. Everyone felt inspired and I was truly delighted.

Ah, the wonders of modern technology! I am told this is how we stay connected these days. Well, here goes nothing! Ahem... Hello, everyone! It's Toriel, and I'm giving this "social media" thing a try! Wish me luck!