As a teacher, I am constantly reminded of my humanness and the preciousness of life by the kids that I teach. It's the hardest thing I've ever done, and the most necessary at this point in my life.
This week I was touched by...
-Kendall, while watching a film on Shakespeare, sneezed and farted at the same time. It was so loud it surprised him. He was so proud of the feat, he applauded himself.
- Cari, Sorcha and Mekiah (muh-kye-yuh) hump-dancing a statue of James Buchanan in Meridian Hill Park during recess.
- Jeremiah grossing out his lunch table with tales of eating poop and pee pee.
- Mekenzie and Keenan fighting for my attention, prefacing every attempt with, "look what I can do!"
- A group of 5th graders desperately looking under their table for a wire tap, because I said I recorded their conversations.
- Kahri (KA-ree), a 1st grader, fell asleep in class. After I woke him up, he began to weep softly and said, "Miss Tasha, I just want to sleep. You know?"
“COMEDY IS TRAGEDY PLUS TIME.” CAROL BURNETT
The musings of an artist trying to find her way on this big rolling ball.
Thursday, October 4, 2007
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