My Life's Theme

The current them of my life is get in there and get it done.  I have tried college more times than I want to admit.  Life has gotten in the way in the past and I have dropped school only to pick it up again, years later.  I have always wanted to be a teacher for my "real job". I love the idea of grading papers, using red pen, using a chalkboard, taking attendance, having a desk-things that I acted out a child. Along with being a teacher, I also wanted to be an astronaut, a paleontologist, and a marine biologist. Could I have done those things?  Yes.  I could have done all of those things if I would have TRIED.  Here it is, 2017 and I find myself in the classroom again.  I am looking forward to graduating and starting my "real job" as a teacher and fulfilling my dream. 

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  1. keith.hamonOctober 4, 2017 at 1:10 PM

    Nothing is so fine as a dream realized, nothing so awful as a dream deferred. You'll find that line in a poem we will read this term. Take it to heart.

    Also, please number your posts so that this post reads something like: "Post 12: My Life's Theme". Thanks.

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