Fortunately, as one fellow teacher reminded me, I am not doing this for my principal, the parents, the scores, even the children. I am striving and doing the best I know how to do for God. He is my audience. He is the one I will be accountable to for my actions and word choice, oh gosh, even my thoughts toward my children.
Unlike the state of Texas, God does not have a pass or fail, He graciously gives me another chance.
So, I guess, I need to stop thinking about how often I want to strangle them. jk, but not really.
xoxo,


Haha I feel ya girl. Thinking of all the things you're thankful for helps. But sometimes it still just feels like it's all gonna cave in :/
ReplyDeleteI am planning on picking up the 1000s gift book over Christmas and reading it...unless you have a copy handy that I could borrow???
DeleteI'm feelin ya on this post. My students have been off the wall lately!!
ReplyDeleteWhat grade do you teach?
DeleteI love your blog it's really encouraging :)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you think so! Thanks for visiting!
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