As a sidenote- not every day is blissful, not every moment is one I want to smile about, but the growth that comes from challenging times- does make me want to smile!
- Provided referrals to family for clothing and food
- Class got out early
- No students ran in the hall after outside time (they saved it for the classroom, but hey- it's progress!)
- A phone call from my cousin
- Chatting with a good friend on facebook
- Getting my sandwich maker (mostly) free of dried food debris
- Clean laundry
- Finished more paperwork
- 3 accidental phone calls from my mom (her phone was being weird- I eventually left class because I figured it was important... Here's our conversation:
Mom to me: Pause. Well, I just bought a bunch of daisies...
Me to Mom: So, is that why you called me 3 times? (I said it nicely!)
- Watching my students use their breakfast bananas as telephones
- The ploys of a 5 year to get a second bag of chips for lunch (when that was all he'd eaten) and then trying to convince his mom that he could take them home with him (since we are a federally funded program- no food goes home).
- Hugs from children
- Sunshine!
1 comment:
I like when you post the "smiles" posts. What a good thing to do. I think it's also a way to show your gratitude to God. Thanks for the good example.
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