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Lois J. Christensen said...
You are a great loving and caring teacher. I know those students are going to be blessed with your care and teachings this year. Sounds like a real challenge is ahead again too. Prayers for the year to go smoothly and each day to give you a blessing from one of them or even more as the days go by. I will keep in touch with your school year. Always glad to hear from you in the Kentucky Mountains.
I am glad that you are back in your element, with the little ones you so dearly love! God bless you and your pupils; I pray nothing but God's blessings, provisions on you all! Very enjoyable blog entry; glad you can still smile even with a sadness in your spirit over the loss of your beloved Boomer. Shows how resilient you really are; good for you!
Marge B. Fulton said...
I hear ya! Glad you have had a good day! I retired early from Sp. Ed. at Hazard City Schools. A rough road but one I felt I needed to take. I taught at Hazard for 15 years. When everyone goes back to school, I breathe a big sign of relief. In Sp. Ed. you can burn out as I did. |
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