enough

I realized today that whenever I am describing something here it´s ALWAYS followed by the word enough...
Like after a shower. Feeling Clean? Clean Enough. Which actually means I couldnt stay under the freezing water for long enough to get a good scrub in. Or Í´m clean despite the dirt engrained in my feet. Or I got clean but am already sweating and sticky. Clean Enough.
Or when describing the food, its good enough. At school this usually means despite the bones in that they forgot to take out. Or despite the fact that I cant figure out what it is. Or despite the fact that I got a hoof instead of meat. Or despite the fact that its the same thing as ever other day. Good Enough.
Or how on a good day, my class is quiet enough. Which actually means I could hear myself yelling unlike most days. The sad thing is most of the time they arent even quiet enough.
Or worst of all when the work is correct enough. Spelling errors, misarranged words and unconjugated verbs... If you can mostly understand a sentence, its correct enough! (Dont get me wrong we do encourage proper english, but I try to work on one grammar aspect at a time).

Anyway, toda was a pretty frusterating beginning to the week. After planning alot to do with them it was a huge stuggle to get them to stop fighting, talking and wandering long enough to accomplish anything! But theres always tomorrow!