Jen:
I know what you mean about the "hangover" effect of finally reaching that goal you've worked towards for months and then waking up the morning after and feeling drained and not quite sure what do to next. Give yourself a day to enjoy it! And start right in again, right?
I'm sorry your family is ill. Its been two weeks since I came down with a flu bug and I'm not quite healthy yet - just want to sleep and sleep and sleep!
You can do a 12-minute mile! That is terrific - I was walking about that pace last summer when I got out there every day. I don't think I could sustain it for more than about 3.5 miles though.
You must have an amazing amount of energy to teach elementary music! That must be like being on stage all day long. Everytime I do a teaching observation for my program, I am overwhelmed by the energy that teachers must exude to their students to gain and keep their attention. I used to do that when teaching skiing - but its the same for social studies! Does the energy you get back from your students help you to stay engergized too?
Thanks for your encouragement in my journal. It is so amazing to be down and without motivation and then find someone who says get back in there and do it. Makes me want to do better.
-Laurie
I know what you mean about the "hangover" effect of finally reaching that goal you've worked towards for months and then waking up the morning after and feeling drained and not quite sure what do to next. Give yourself a day to enjoy it! And start right in again, right?
I'm sorry your family is ill. Its been two weeks since I came down with a flu bug and I'm not quite healthy yet - just want to sleep and sleep and sleep!
You can do a 12-minute mile! That is terrific - I was walking about that pace last summer when I got out there every day. I don't think I could sustain it for more than about 3.5 miles though.
You must have an amazing amount of energy to teach elementary music! That must be like being on stage all day long. Everytime I do a teaching observation for my program, I am overwhelmed by the energy that teachers must exude to their students to gain and keep their attention. I used to do that when teaching skiing - but its the same for social studies! Does the energy you get back from your students help you to stay engergized too?
Thanks for your encouragement in my journal. It is so amazing to be down and without motivation and then find someone who says get back in there and do it. Makes me want to do better.
-Laurie