Another catch-up

So, I'm behind! School is winding down which means meetings are adding up and lots of activities are getting planned. I'm just trying to stay on top of everything and unfortunately the blog is almost always left behind so this nasty cold weather has provided me time to catch up on writing my blog and reading all my favorite blogs too!So here we go- catch up time!

Day 21, Tuesday: A list of links to your favorite posts in your archives
Our wedding day was by far one of my favorite days!

Meet Tucker post- he's my guy and cracks us up!

Meet Ryker post- From start to now, its been captured

Day 22, Wednesday: Rant about something. Get up on your soapbox and tell us how you really feel. (a pet peeve, a current event, a controversial topic, something your husband or roommate or neighbor or boss does that really ticks you off)

What's with people not being accountable for themselves any more? It's so easy to blame others rather than just say I screwed up or I don't know. It's almost like people can't be wrong anymore or make mistakes. Why is that?

You screwed up, okay, learn from it, own up to it- MOVE ON! Don't blame other people. I hate (I try not to use that word) how much people blame other in education. Parents blame teachers, teachers blame parents, we blame administrators. It's a whole cycle. Okay, done!

Day 24, Friday: Your top 3 worst traits

1. Impatient- I hate waiting for things. Good or bad, I just want them to happen. Ordering things in the mail seems to take ages. I don't sit well, I need to talk to someone, fidget, walk around, or play with phone, anything to take my mind of waiting. I'm just as bad as my kids, so you can bet my class is the one doing something random in an audience rather than sitting their being rowdy. 

2. Minor ADHD- I'm great at starting things but getting distracted by other things. I'm guilty of folding laundry then organizing stuff in the basement, which reminds me I have something upstairs to organize, mean while laundry waits. The other day in class in the middle of teaching a guy ran by my window and I totally lost my track of thought. I promise we still finished the lesson. 

3. Over thinker, I tend to over think situations. A lot. I worry about how my decisions effect others to the point where I change my decisions. Luckily, the Man has learned this about me and has really supported me and pushed me just be myself.