Life, hope, lifestyle and everything beautiful
There are things that people may not know about schools, because often, teachers are too afraid to open up and share. There are many interesting facts I have seen, heard or experienced. Whether you are a teacher, a parent, an administrator or just an onlooker, these facts are worth knowing, even just for kicks.
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Looking around you’ll notice that many of the things you own are not that essential, and you could easily do without them. Of course, we can always find an excuse to call a “want” a “need,” as I often do. Many of the things we think we need only serve to overcrowd our lives. However, […]
Read More…At some point in our lives, we all experience a sense of emptiness inside, an awareness that we are, in fact, alone and separate beings. We often feel this at times when we feel we are running on empty, lost, clueless, unfulfilled, lonely, sad or downright depressed. To avoid actually feeling these feelings, we try […]
Read More…Adult ADHD is not an easy thing to live with, especially when you don’t know you suffer it. My sister can attest I always thought I was stupid. I had the attention span of a mosquito. I still do, but I have learnt to curb it. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is now worldwide. Its main […]
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There are things people tell us, platitudes, which may anger us when we are in dire straits, down in the dumps or dealing with loss. Well-meaning friends want to make us feel better. Perhaps they tell us from personal experience, but, unfortunately, we don’t learn from second-hand experience. Plus, we usually end up feeling frustrated […]
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It came as a surprise when my school asked me if I would organize the first school trip to Spain. I was ecstatic but a bit afraid. I was sure a trip like this would be a great chance and experience for kids to brush up their Spanish and soak in the culture, but I […]
Read More…Disclosure: This post is sponsored by the American Heart Association for American Stroke Month, but all opinions are my own. May is American Stroke Month and the American Stroke Association invites you to become a Stroke Hero. How can you do this? By being prepared and learning how to recognize the symptoms of a stroke […]
Read More…All the people we care about are like pieces of a unique material that makeup our safety quilts. When one piece goes missing, a whole is left that can no longer be replaced. We can patch it up again, but the reminder of the piece of material that used to be there in its place, […]
Read More…When my friend asked how I was doing, I wasn’t able to answer with the typical courtesy of: “just fine.” Because, In fact, I was doing worse tan I thought. It all came out like a cascade with almost no time to take a breath in between all the things that had gone wrong in […]
Read More…Disclosure: I traveled to We All Grow Summit on an all expenses paid trip sponsored by Dove Dry Spray Antiperspirant, as a storyteller bestie. All opinions are my own. Years ago, I hit a very low point in my life. The emptiness I felt permeated everything. I always felt as one does the morning “after […]
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