Eh.

I DON'T CARE:

-that my kids are calling the Lorax the "Lore-rat."  They loved the book and have been angels all week.

-that my toenails are a little chipped & could use a re-polish.  That's not going to stop me from slipping on my Rainbows and running out the door.

-that parents just view my classroom as daycare.  I know what their kids are learning. They are in for a big surprise when little Johnny goes home and writes out his full name.  Daycare, what?

-that every single classroom at work seems to be perfectly cool while mine is akin to the Sahara.  Windows can open, and that fresh breeze every so often is heavenly.

-that I will be dead tired on Friday after seeing the midnight showing of The Hunger Games.  Watching District 12 kick butt will be SO worth it.

-that I sounded like a complete nerd just now.

Fearlessly, Kay

I speak for the trees.

Currently working on some kiddy crafts/lesson plans for this timeless classic right here.  Yes.  I consider The Lorax to be timeless as well as a classic.  I grew up on Dr. Seuss books and I loved this one in particular. ("It Happened on Mulberry Street" was a close second.)

March lesson plans for preschoolers usually tend to revolve around plots of gold, shamrocks and rainbows.

I am proud to say that mine have revolved around Cat in the Hat, Green Eggs and Ham and now...The Lorax. 

Take that, smug leprechauns.

Fearlessly, Kay

THANKFUL.

THANK YOU.

THANK YOU.

THANK YOU.

Thank you to all of my friends who have reached out in my family's time of need. Dad still has a long road of recovery ahead of him, but I know he'll come out stronger.  

UNEXPECTED HIGHLIGHTS OF 2012:

-Celebrating Jen's 28th Birthday at Freemason Abbey with her and Mom.

-Having Matt & Lauren over & realizing nothing has changed since 2006. :) SO excited for their wedding in May!

-Impromptu lunch with Jill & Manda.  They are the reason that I am sane at work.

-Sonic Milkshakes my babe.

-8 hour visit with our dear friends, Jennie & Jason.

-Mad Gab with J&J. :)

-Quality time with my family. :thanks, Virginia Beach General:

-Getting hired for my first event. 

-Truly feeling God's peace in the midst of a storm.  

Fearlessly, Kay