Last night, after hours of sitting in basically the same place working on our laptops in front of the TV, we had a friend pop out of the shadows and flap around the apartment. If you read my post from the start of May called Spider in Shower, you might like to have a read of this story called “Bat in Apartment”.
Jibber jab free#
Special thanks to LaVonna xoxo Free Canva photo Without them, my pu pu platter would probably have been the kind offered in A Bug’s Life. All just the best people for which I can rely on and they on me, there to offer warm words yet also call each other out on our feeble attempts to tell ourselves some BS – a real self-sabotage technique we’ve all tried! Thank goodness for them! They are driven and ambitious. I have stayed connected to my #BFFs, old and new. Socially positive pu – Even in this pu/poo platter of 2020, I managed to stay fairly human and connect to a new batch of people I am learning from.But now, I am fortunate to not only have learned a bunch of valuable knowledge and am in the process of working on associated skills. Why did did underestimate myself? I guess that was one of the poos on my platter. Intellectual growth pu – The last few months I have learned so much about more than than I thought I could in a short amount of time, and more than I knew I needed to.I know it sounds obscure, but you get the idea. But I knew this work would bring me to a place of greater exposure which was uncomfortable for me! But I was stuck! I knew I had to dive in, so I accepted a mild challenge from a very special friend who brought me into another dimension of a world I didn’t know I needed or could be in. I knew there was a lot of learning and work to do, which I always welcome and know that I will grow in some way. Positive challenge pu – I was reluctant to take a bit of a leap into working on something that was really new to me.Maybe you can think of your own – or several different ones. Here’s my list of how my pus were not poos. Not to say that I have lost my positive outlook or have become jaded because I haven’t I just see things for what they really are and accept the beauty as well as the challenges that come with living in this great city.Obviously this year has been a year unlike any that any of us have experienced, and I am glad to report that my platter has been been more pu than poo. Before moving here I was far too sheltered and naive about the world. The city has opened my eyes in many ways.
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I moved here in August of 2006, a life changing event I must say. At first I wondered what I got myself into, but then quickly realized all NYC teachers think the same thing! I have been teaching at my current school for 7 years. I am a NYC Public School teacher, living in Manhattan and teaching in Harlem. But who am I really? Well, that’s up to you to infer based on my writing, and if you’ve been reading I’m sure you will figure out who I am. I could give you a list of adjectives, which would tell you about my personality. I already told you my career, which describes a little about me. Who am I? It’s a hard question to answer when you really think about the question. This is a common thing that people do and it’s exactly the frustration that Jack Nicholson had with Adam Sandler in Anger Management when he told Adam to tell the group about HIM.
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As I reread my About page, I realized I didn’t actually tell you about ME, but what I do.