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PJ Day: Photo #198

Today was pajama day at school – a reward for the students reaching their goal in the canned food drive.  I want these in my size.

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I love small children who wear glasses.  Overhearing or being part of funny conversations is something else I love about my job.  Here are some samples:
7th grade girl commenting about herself: My family calls me Pyro….beacuse I like to set stuff on fire.
 
Trying to get a group of 5th graders to guess our what Halloween [...]

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Beeware: Photo #181

The bee invasion is upon us.  Today was the Girl Scout staff Halloween party and I played beekeeper to the rest of my team, all dressed as bees.  Why no picture of all of us together?  Because I hate the way I look in that one and since its my blog I’m going to bee [...]

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Bewitched: Photo #176

I loved everything about this little girl today.  Her orange and purple ensemble, her black and white stripes, the  purple spiders, the two braids.  So adorably, quirky perfect.

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Evaluation: Photo #174

Today was evaluation day at our middle school program.  The response to question #3 got a collective “awwwww” from us when we read it at the end of the day.  This is a far cry from the class of 7th graders (at a different school) who booed us as we approached their classroom a couple [...]

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After I spent all day doing Girl Scouts with girls at a school downtown I filled in for Kara’s absent co-leader at her Daisy meeting.  It was a lot of Girl Scouts for one day.

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Fail: Photo #161

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He Left: Photo #160

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I spent some time today uploading and editing Girl Scout photos from my camera and came across this picture I took earlier in the week.  This is a self portrait.  Apparently, this girl REALLY wants everyone to know that Kaylah is NOT her cousin.  I certainly don’t want to get on this girl’s bad side… 

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Our Thursday school is disorganized, chaotic, and frustrating.  But I love going there because its 50s/60s construction reminds me of my elementary school.  Aesthetically, I much prefer these smallish, familiar, sea-green cinderblock wonders to the modern, colorful, open-plan shool buildings being built today.  I guess the powers of nostalgia are strong. 

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