A fire was started by a neighbor, and the wind made it spread.
Today, while I worked at school, a neighbor started a brush fire on their property. The wind picked up the fire, and spread into the woods on our property. Thankfully, the fire departments responded promptly to control the fire. No one was injured, the house and Corrie’s gardens are safe.
My husband, John, and our son, Hayes, drive the golf cart around the side of the property where the fire spread.
A view from the front of the property with one of the fire trucks, the smoke, and John with our son looking at the damage.
A fire hose in place waiting for its fire truck to return.
A view of the smoke in the woods from Corrie’s Butterly Gardens. Her chimes are in the forefront of the photo.
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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As a stay at home mom, yoga has helped me compose myself in ways I never expected. I am on a weight loss journey while I attempt to parent my child the best way I know how. Join me on my path and hopefully, it'll inspire you, as well!