Welcome to Tuesday 4, inspired and kept up in memory of Toni Taddeo. Hosted by Annie!
This week it is all about work!
1. Describe the best job you ever had why was it good? (if it was awful, tell us about that instead). The best job I ever had was my teaching job.. I did it for 30 years. and I wouldn't change it for anything It helped make me the person I am today in so many ways.. I loved working with the students. I loved seeing their faces light up with their understanding and with their own achievement and creativity!
2. How did you learn to do your job?
I learned teaching through 4 years of college, life experience, and I'm sure it was also by the power of the Holy Spirit!
3. You are now in charge of your town's public relations committee.. Tell us why we need to move to your town.
I would take my leading from our President Trump.. I would serve the people and their needs over my own personal gain.. I do not see that in our local, state, or national government outside of the Executive branch! In other words, when democrats are in control, it appears to be all about their political gain and party line!
4. It's lunch time! Build your perfect sandwich for us.. what's in it and on it and what's in our cups?
I love a BLT with crispy bacon, a nice slab of homegrown tomato, and crisp lettuce and a dollop of mayonaise! The bread lightly toasted!
In a perfect world, my cup would be filled with iced Dr. Pepper!
Thanks for joining in! 
Lunch is wonderful! I'll be right over. It's so good to hear you loved your teaching job. So many people hate what they do and that's so sad. I agree that a town's officials need to put the people first and so many don't. America is full of great things if people would just think of others like they think of themselves. Thanks for joining in!
ReplyDeleteThat sandwich looks so good!!!! What grade did you teach? My grands miss school.
ReplyDeleteGood morning, Susan, I taught third and fourth grades over those thirty years. Those is the perfect ages. They are bright and able to do many creative things, and still think highly of their teacher.
DeleteOooh, that sandwich sounds delicious! Bless you for 30 years of teaching. It's a job I could not do. My middle daughter is going to college right now to get her teaching degree. I salute you both!
ReplyDeleteCindy, I bless your daughter for many great years of teaching.
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