Writing has always been a passion of mine, and as I continue to experience life and grow older, I find myself wanting to share my journey. It has joys and pitfalls, mountains and valleys...but one thing remains constant and that is the love of my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Friday, March 28, 2008
It's a dog park here!!
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Could it Be??
So, as you know we are on spring break. No we have not gone anywhere like most of the students have, but we are getting our basement done!!! Yay!! In about 4-6 weeks our master bathroom may be here also. What can I say? By summer we may finally be able to play around the outside of our house for a change. Who would have thought?
Pics coming soon....
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Spring Break!!
So, spring break is finally here and I could not be happier!!! Josh and I are still tossing up vacation ideas, and who knows if we will ever get out of here but we'll see soon I guess. My first official business once I got home was a NAP! I have not had one of these in ages. It is amazing how your body knows when it is time for a break. Anyways, if you have any great places or ideas for us for a great spring break, let me know. If we go anywhere we will probably camp since we are poor and our folks kindly gave us their pop-up camper. So far our ideas for spring break are:
-Savannah, GA (I love history AND the beach of course!)
-Wilmington, NC (One of my best friends lives here!)
-Stay home and fix up the house
What do you think??
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Today of all days...
Sooo, our school is undergoing some ACSI accredidation. (We are accredited by the Classical School people but we are getting another one since ACSI is a great thing to have when you are a Christian school.) ANYWAYS.... so there are people from the ACSI team at our school this week. They are observing classes, asking us questions...making sure we are doing what we say we are doing, and doing it well basically. Now for my story...
We have "bouncy chairs" as the kids fondly call them for the students to sit in if they choose. These are plastic chairs on wheels in which the seat is a bouncy ball. This is a great "tool" if you have fidgety, energetic kids. It allows them to bounce a bit, while maintaining balance at the same time. I won't go into all the functions of the chair. So anyways, an ACSI person comes into my classroom and mouths to me "Can I watch?" Of course, I say "yes" now being nervous since I am being watched by a stranger. The point is that my tiny little first grade student was not sitting on the ball chair properly, and yes---he fell out of the chair and onto the floor. The observer looked a bit shocked...as was I...while thinking...yes, this completely makes sense that this would happen to me. Thankfully the student was okay and laughed it off but I am sure that left a lovely impression on the observer. Everything seems to happen to me at the worst moments. Well, who knows if I passed evaluation or not but let's just say, I am beginning to be less and less shocked with these types of moments in my life. The End.