My comfy shoes. Well worn, and broken in to the point that they hug every nook and cranny just so. Albeit, they aren't the most beautiful things in the world, but they are worth their weight in gold. The first rule in any teacher's handbook is ~ "always wear comfortable shoes. And, if you don't have any, you'd better get yourself some!"
I won't lie. I do miss my girls, but I'm learning to balance work and home. It's a constant effort. Knowing that they are in good care definitely helps ease the separation anxiety. I am always eager to get home and receive many hugs and hear all the latest news. I can appreciate the weekends with greater intensity and soak up my girls every chance I can.
I miss my photography also, and being able to express myself creatively with my little lens, so sweet and ever so patient. I do sense "her" calling me, and then feel disappointed that I don't have enough time to take her out and about as often as I'd like. But, she understands ~ just like an old friend. ;) I am planning to be available to begin your personal photo shoots again starting April 2. I am especially looking for high school seniors that would like to have their portraits done. So, keep me in mind, or pass my name along. I'd be most grateful. ... I am excited about the family shoots, and weddings coming up, and the "surprise gift" one too ;) (you know who you are!).
Many things to be grateful for, and to look forward to as well this spring and summer.
Life is good. God is better. Peace be with you, my friends.
Love to all,
Barb
Glad to hear that all is well with you in the teaching world. So happy that everything has worked out for you! The photography world misses you so come back soon :).
ReplyDeleteBarb, they have made a great decision in bringing you back. I hope it continues in the fall. You are a great educator and a loving guide for those little ones.
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