Okay, so I haven't posted anything since March. However, I am feeling very optimistic these days. I am starting a new school year, with a new (very smart and capable) teaching partner. I am getting a new classroom. This is my fifth year teaching, so I have to know what I'm doing this year, right?
AND I am having a baby. It still freaks me out a little bit to say out loud that I am pregnant. I feel like I did when I started introducing F to people as "my husband". It makes me giggle and I feel a little bit like a fake.
I turn 30 today, and I am feeling like all things are possible. I woke up feeling slightly more "adult" and with a little more control over my circumstances. I have no idea what this means, but I am just feeling a little more prepared to face the world today with that big 3-0 at my back.
Maybe this will be the year when I believe in myself. Maybe this will be the year when I put more faith in other people. Maybe this will be the year when I get my finances under control. Maybe this will be the year when I find God again. Maybe this will be the year when we finish our house. Maybe this will be the year when I am the friend I always intend to be. Maybe this will be the year when I feel confident in my ablilities. Maybe this will be the year when I convince my mother-in-law once and for all! Maybe this will be the year when I will be the best wife ever (even during the school year). Maybe this will be the year when I keep my house clean and the laundry under control. Maybe this will be the year when I am all things to all people and I feel satisifed that I have finally done enough.
And...maybe it won't.
There's always 31. ;)
A Virtual Writer's Notebook
Being a teacher carries over into many aspects of my life: the way I interact with children and adults, the way I use my "teacher voice" when my husband is acting up, the way I view the world as a wide open place to learn, and the way I want to capture every thought, image and encounter on paper. Hopefully this blog will help me to bottle and share at least a small piece of the world (and the way I view it) wih others.
Monday, September 1, 2008
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