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The last day of Teacher Appreciation week began with an amazing gift: home made rice pudding. Yum!
The note made me chuckle. Do I like rice pudding? YES! And it was delicious.
Several kids brought me plants over the course of the week. They are beautiful and fragrant and glorious. I brought them home so I could enjoy them in the evenings.
Yesterday for Teacher Appreciation Week, the theme of the day was “write a note to your teacher”. The stupid notes made me cry, dang it.
“Note Day” is my favorite day, for sure.
It was a late day at school because of Youth Group Night. I was tired when I got home. I sat on the couch and ate some pork rinds.
And then I went to bed.
A while back, I got some plastic screening that is meant for outside applications, but I put one in the window. I’ve found a new use for another one:
It makes a great door blocker. Bruno won’t go over it or through it, so I can have the sliding door open, and there’s no risk of him running out. Nice!
My school is celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week this week. Someone had me fill out a paper that listed my favorites. It was fun. One of the questions was: “Favorite sports team?” Ha! It made me chuckle. I don’t really watch sports at all, so my answer was: “Star Wars”.
I think they tell the kids to bring a specific something each day. Today was “bring flowers” day. A bunch of kids brought me one stem each. One even brought my favorite: oriental lilies. By the time school started, I had a beautiful bouquet. AND a whole potted orchid! It was so sweet.
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Your kiddos sure know your heart, giving you plants…and rice pudding. Hope they know how fortunate they all are to have you in their corner(s).
What a glorious week! That pudding looks delicious, and I bet you were the most appreciative teacher!