This Thanksgiving I am taking the time to remember and be thankful for the little things that really make life (and teaching) worth all of the time and energy I invest each day.
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| Finding other anonymous customers at 5 guys who enjoy crayons as much as I do. |
The privilege of being able to dress like
an absolute fool for work and own it.
Apparently this art teacher's effectiveness
relates directly to my level of ridiculousness.
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 Side note: last week a girl 'discovered' this clock on the wall, looked around for a few seconds and said: "why are there so many color wheels in the art room?" I'm just happy she remembered what they're called! |
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| The mural painted by volunteers in the hallway outside the art room |
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| Food service workers with a sense of whimsy |
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| Having wonderful fur babies who spoon when they snuggle |
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| Good friends who, when finding that your phone was knocked off the wall and can't be reattached, say "I can fix that, where's your duct tape?" 45 minutes later, a masterpiece was born. I have used this phone in class as an example of site-specific installation art, and to answer your question, it works perfectly to this day. Thanks, Ginna! |
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| The sweet little boy who asked me a few semi-personal questions and then presented me with a family portrait |
What little things are you thankful for?
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