Michigan UFO Sightings And Paranormal Encounters Podcast
Sep 7, 2026 · 1 hr 20 min · 16 segments
No guest. No script. Just Wayne, Michelle, and a night of conversation with our community! In this special episode of **Michigan UFO Sightings and Paranormal Encounters**, we change things up from…
Let's talk about the band now.
Yeah, you guys need to know as far as what has been consuming time because we were able to do the show, you know, every Sunday.
But now going back to school with some different schedules, I mean, Wayne's is pretty much consistently the same.
It's all eighth grade.
It's the same subject.
I am teaching five different classes.
So when I say that I am like mental exhaustion, it is mental and physical and I prep at the end of the day.
And if there are any teachers listening, you already know if you teach from seven fifty in the morning.
And by the time you hit two o'clock, you were hitting that brick wall that I literally will just sit at my desk and stare into space.
And then I come home and do all my planning for the next day from home as far as like where the kids left off.
So it is tiring.
It's going to take me even a couple more weeks to get acclimated into everything.
Oh, yeah.
It always takes a couple of weeks and it seems like the older we get, the longer it takes to get acclimated to the schedule and stuff.
Because my first classes start, my first hour starts at 725.
I'm usually at the school by 630.
So I'm usually there an hour ahead of the kids, which means that I'm up about 515.
Michelle is usually up about 430.
And what is really weird, how this works is Michelle was talking about.
as Michelle was just talking about, what's really weird is we can have like the weekends, we're going to sleep in and we end up with the alarms off, but we still wake up within, well, I do.
I still wake up at that normal time of getting ready to go to work and all that good stuff.
On the days you got to go to work and you set your alarm, You don't ever feel like that.
Well, that alarm wakes you up and you never feel like you actually slept.
It's the most bizarre thing.
And I can't explain it.
Let's talk about the band now.
Yeah, you guys need to know as far as what has been consuming time because we were able to do the show, you know, every Sunday.
But now going back to school with some different schedules, I mean, Wayne's is pretty much consistently the same.
It's all eighth grade.
It's the same subject.
I am teaching five different classes.
So when I say that I am like mental exhaustion, it is mental and physical and I prep at the end of the day.
And if there are any teachers listening, you already know if you teach from seven fifty in the morning.
And by the time you hit two o'clock, you were hitting that brick wall that I literally will just sit at my desk and stare into space.
And then I come home and do all my planning for the next day from home as far as like where the kids left off.
So it is tiring.
It's going to take me even a couple more weeks to get acclimated into everything.
Oh, yeah.
It always takes a couple of weeks and it seems like the older we get, the longer it takes to get acclimated to the schedule and stuff.
Because my first classes start, my first hour starts at 725.
I'm usually at the school by 630.
So I'm usually there an hour ahead of the kids, which means that I'm up about 515.
Michelle is usually up about 430.
And what is really weird, how this works is Michelle was talking about.
as Michelle was just talking about, what's really weird is we can have like the weekends, we're going to sleep in and we end up with the alarms off, but we still wake up within, well, I do.
I still wake up at that normal time of getting ready to go to work and all that good stuff.
On the days you got to go to work and you set your alarm, You don't ever feel like that.
Well, that alarm wakes you up and you never feel like you actually slept.
It's the most bizarre thing.
And I can't explain it.
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