Before I was married I used to say I wanted six kids. I'm passed that thought now - but there are still times when I wish I had a bigger family. Certain activities would be easier and a lot more fun. But I must say I was a bit surprised with my "thankful tree" idea tonight. The idea was to write things we are thankful for on leaves and tape them to a tree. Then each morning add a few more leaves. I envisioned this being a lot more fun and satisfying with a large family - or at least more than one kid. But we came up with some great ideas and our tree is already drooping with all of our blessings!
Don't they look SO happy! They are craft enthusiasts, as you can tell!
Now let's get a closer look at the things we are blessed with:
I have it stuck to our refrigerator so that we can see it every day between now and Thanksgiving.
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Monday, November 21, 2011
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Thanks-A-Million
Yesterday I found out that my school is going to be two people short next year. Our truancy officer's office is literally inside my classroom. I see her and talk to her everyday. Her job is now being eliminated. It stinks to work so closely with someone who now has fallen victim to the economy. I will miss her and I wish her all the best. She is very talented in many areas, so I am sure she won't be down for long.
I also found out yesterday that one of our assistant principals will be leaving our building. The district is rearranging some of the assistant principals which will leave our building one principal short. I can't imagine what it will be like with one less administrator. I know our whole school will miss him. He is a treasure!
I wanted to find a way to say thank you to these wonderful co-workers. I saw this idea in a book a long time ago and thought I would try it. It is a bouquet of money themed candy with a card that reads "Thanks a million!" It is quick and easy to put together, as well as inexpensive. And if I do say so myself...I think it makes a nice presentation as well. I hope this will help ease their transitions into a new phase of life.
I also found out yesterday that one of our assistant principals will be leaving our building. The district is rearranging some of the assistant principals which will leave our building one principal short. I can't imagine what it will be like with one less administrator. I know our whole school will miss him. He is a treasure!
I wanted to find a way to say thank you to these wonderful co-workers. I saw this idea in a book a long time ago and thought I would try it. It is a bouquet of money themed candy with a card that reads "Thanks a million!" It is quick and easy to put together, as well as inexpensive. And if I do say so myself...I think it makes a nice presentation as well. I hope this will help ease their transitions into a new phase of life.
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