I already have my first head cold. Didn't take very long. I really thought I'd make it to November at least. The second week of school, two students came to school with drippy noses and tired eyes...of course they never get to bed at a reasonable time, either. Did I ramp up the hand sanitizer (or "hanitzer" as my babies call it) like I should have? NOPE! It's my own fault!
When I was student teaching I got 5 massive sinus infections. The first Dr. visit, he said, "You're a teacher? You'll be sick for the first three years." One month down, 35 months to do...
"A hundred years from now it will not matter what my bank account was, what sort of house I lived in, or the kind of car I drove...but the world may be different because I was important in the life of a child." (Kathy Davis)
About Me
- Kim
- I'm a wife, mother, grandmother, and graduate of Northern Arizona University's Elementary Education program. My life-long dream has been to teach, so this educational journey is the fulfillment of my dream. The road is much rockier than I expected, but any worthwhile journey is worth the trouble.
4 comments:
Oh no!!! Well you've learned from this one I'm sure... =)
Feel better soon!!
Those little angels will do it to you everytime!! I'm sorry you're sick though because that makes a tough job even tougher.
I got sick the beginning of ever school year and after Christmas break, while I worked at the school. It's such a lovely gift the children bring! Hope you feel better soon!
when I worked in childcare I was sick consistently! That stinks that it didn't hold out a little longer.
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