As I stood in my empty classroom today I found myself thinking about how things are different this year from last year. Last year I left my classroom thinking I wasn't coming back. I was convinced that I was going to be trying out a new career path. Needless to say that didn't work out and I am still teaching. In some ways I am glad this happened because over the last year I have rediscovered my love of teaching. After 3 years of infertility it is refreshing to be living my life again.
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
SCHOOLS OUT FOR SUMMER!
Tomorrow is my last day of work till August. Since the school year started I have been counting down to this day and now it is upon me. There is so much going on the next 2 months jury duty, family vacations, play dates, and maybe a little grad school. I can't believe I am going to be able to do all of this in 2 months.
As I stood in my empty classroom today I found myself thinking about how things are different this year from last year. Last year I left my classroom thinking I wasn't coming back. I was convinced that I was going to be trying out a new career path. Needless to say that didn't work out and I am still teaching. In some ways I am glad this happened because over the last year I have rediscovered my love of teaching. After 3 years of infertility it is refreshing to be living my life again.
As I stood in my empty classroom today I found myself thinking about how things are different this year from last year. Last year I left my classroom thinking I wasn't coming back. I was convinced that I was going to be trying out a new career path. Needless to say that didn't work out and I am still teaching. In some ways I am glad this happened because over the last year I have rediscovered my love of teaching. After 3 years of infertility it is refreshing to be living my life again.
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Have a great summer! I love this post because I feel that I am rediscovering my passion for my career also as I approach a life on the lucky side of the IF trenches.
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