You
know that adult woman you see buried in the children’s section at the bookstore
laughing out loud as she reads and keeps sorting and resorting books into the
“to buy” and “save for later” piles?
That’s me, nice to meet you.
What you don’t know about me:
I
had a thirty-minute conversation with a student about the history of videogame
consoles this week.
I
once read an entire professional development book in a day, when my husband
asked what class it was for I was confused.
I
think talking to oneself is a very efficient strategy for many things.
I’m
an ounce of clever a pound of quirky (which I find comes in handy when working
with children).
My
motto: Will sacrifice sleep for success.
I
truly know everything (according to my husband) but, of course, modestly
disagree.
I
watch kid movies and call it research.
Rumor
has it on the day of my birth the world did not change, though I like to think
otherwise.
I
race bicycle motocross. (No, that
one’s serious).
I
collect post-its, bins, totes, and any other item that could be confused with
an organizer.
I
enjoy astonishing those with limited perspectives.
If
list making were an Olympic Sport I would for sure be at least a bronze
medalist (see, modest again).
I
take serious joy from working with over 60 kids every day.
I got the interview for this job, but had already accepted another!
I got the interview for this job, but had already accepted another!
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