I loved school. That is part of the reason I became a teacher. The first day of school is so exciting. I have been listening to my friends as they prepare their classrooms for a new group of students. It has made me melancholy.
Born, raised and lived in Kansas all my life. Then in November of 2007, my husband and I moved to the east coast. My husband's dream has been to renovate an old house. So, here we are in a house built in 1890 and we work hard to keep it from falling down around our ears. Sometimes I wonder, "What were we thinking!?"
My blog is about what is happening in my life as I adjust to living in the south, adjust to being an empty nester, adjust to menopause, adjust to being a grandma...|
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Built in the 1890s. For more pictures of our home, check out my photos on Flickr.
4 comments:
This is my first time to NOT have a "first day of school" since I went back to teaching full time.
So far, I'm totally OK with it.
I did say I'd sub for elementary, so maybe between now and our move at the end of October, I'll be in SOMEONE'S class room a few times.
I can remember all of these things. I use to get so excited. I couldn't sleep the night before and I couldn't wait to get to school the first day.
I hope kids still feel this way...
I also love new shoes and new crayons!
I admit I was one of those moms who cried buckets when my kids went to Kindergarten. Now I'm trying not to think about the fact that my oldest just started High School.
I'm sorry you're blue. I bet you are a fabulous teacher.
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