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Each 1 Teach 1
Contractually, we do have a much needed break. A true educator, however, is always refreshing content knowledge, and evolving with pedagogy. Our goal is to make each school year more impactful than the others. A lot of us complete required … Continue reading
Women’s Health & Fitness Day
All the female students were released to the gym after lunch to participate in our school’s first Women’s Health & Fitness Day. One of our staff members began her healthy lifestyle a year ago when her doctor told her she … Continue reading
Sugar Pie Honey Bunch
No, I’m not referring to the 1965 Motown hit by the Four Tops. I am talking about the health benefits of local honey. For the last two days, I have been fighting this allergy/upper respiratory infection. I hate taking cold … Continue reading
Runnin’ All Over The Place
A cheerful heart is good medicine. (Proverbs 17:22)
USA Cares 5k Elizabethtown, KY
★She’s 69 years old. ★She had an 8 hour spinal fusion on her 1st three vertebrae in December 2012. ★ She was back on the treadmill 3 weeks after her surgery. I’m speaking of my Mom, Alice J Smoot. Her … Continue reading
Johnny’s 5k Memorial Race Recap
I found out about this race from flyers being passed out at another race. It was more like a brochure and it told the story of a young man who had a lot going for himself when suddenly he became … Continue reading
My First Marathon
There is a saying that if your goals don’t scare you, they’re not big enough. I find this saying to be true because ever since I made up my mind to run a marathon, I’ve been imagining the distance. I … Continue reading
Happy Summer!
Most teachers have the benefit of having nice summer vacations. I do not have that luxury due to teaching at a year round school. Regardless of the schedule, I absolutely love my job! Teaching is my fountain of youth. My … Continue reading
Happy Father’s Day!
Father’s Day isn’t as hyped up as Mother’s Day. You don’t have the mad dash to church, the “every Kiss begins with K” commercials, or emails from 1-800-flowers guaranteeing on time delivery. In fact, I saw a marquis at Rally’s … Continue reading
The Color Run: Louisville 2013
A picture is worth a thousand words… The Color Run is indeed the Happiest 5k on the planet! ♥Kelsie Lou♥