Feeling all the feelings right now and wishing I had the chance to sit down with my kiddos and calm their nerves before it was announced that I won’t be seeing them for a minimum of 2 weeks. •••Had I known earlier, I would’ve used my worry confetti in a different way this year. Usually it’s for calming testing worries, and since our state test is(was?) coming up soon this was on my agenda for next week.... but had I known on Friday I wouldn’t be seeing my little babes and we’d be going through this period of uncertainty for an unknown amount of time, we would’ve written down all our worries and fears before we left. I can only assume they wouldn’t have to do with testing. •••There are days where I find myself thinking about the other things I’d rather be doing, being a stay-at-home dog mom is one of them, and now that that is becoming a short term reality, I’m already missing the norm. I thrive off of our daily schedule, our big AHA-moments, and our unexpected laugh attacks. I know my kids do too. •••This is hard for all of us, but maybe we have to find a way to turn our worries into confetti. Follow the guidelines in place for your area, #stayhome and do what you can to remain calm and healthy... and find joy. We all need it! What’s something positive you can share with the community?? Tell me below! #teachersofinstagram #teacherssupportteachers #teacherlife
