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Coffee and Cake (A Corrie Poem)

Corrie's Mom
Many celebrated Corrie’s birthday at home, and in a small COVID-19 safe group with dessert and coffee. If you’ve never gone to Olive Garden for just dessert and coffee, it is worth it.
I rarely eat dessert, but I love Tiramisu.
Hayes, Corrie’s older brother, enjoyed the Black Tie Mouse Cake.

Poem and Photos By Rebecca T. Dickinson

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Published by Corrie's Mom

They say teacher turn over is high right now, and many teachers will leave the profession in five years or less. I will enter my seventh year as a full-time teacher, and my 12th year in education after I'd started as a sub and teacher assistant. I was the student in the 1990s you did not want in your classroom because I was diagnosed with ADHD and did not know how to socialize with other kids. I was due to be tested for autism, but this was considered an ostracizing experience for a child then, especially a girl. I am a third generation teacher and author of seventeen creative works.

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