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  • Working From Home

    The post rona world has realized many things. One of the most important is how unnecessary it is to work on site. Office buildings eat through a company’s budget. Long commutes to the city take a toll on an employee’s mental health. You spend money getting to work. You spend time going back and forth.…

  • Testing Folks

    I have this habit that I just recently noticed. I have to “test” people. Or I have to have a several week grace period where I get to know someone and see if I’m actually comfortable with them. That is kind of a normal thing I guess, needing to adjust to people. But I have…

  • Statin Drugs

    If you are on a statin drug to lower your cholesterol I beg you to watch Barbara Oneill videos and learn about the dangers of said drugs. Cholesterol is what our brain is made out of. Before these drugs were forced on people things like Dementia and Alzheimers were NOT what they are today. We…

  • Culture Shock

    I was talking to someone about culture shock the other day. This person said they moved to an area that they HATE. She was describing it and said, “I can’t even try to like it here because it’s very important to me that people don’t think I like this place. I feel like I’m better…

  • Funny Teacher Moments

    Boy 1: Was Edison the president? Boy 2: No, he built the lightbulb. Boy 3: You’re thinking about Ben Franklin! Boy 2: No… Boy 1: Ben Franklin was president? Boy 3: Yeah, and learned about electricity and lightning. Me: This level of confusion is above my pay grade.

  • Funny Teacher Moments Cont’d…

    Boy 1: Why is Kansas called a crossroads? Is it because we have a lot of train tracks? Boy 2: We’re the center of the country… Boy 1: So? Boy 2: … Boy 1: So why is Kan… Class: BECAUSE PEOPLE TRAVEL THROUGH A LOT! I understand there are cases where people have IEPs or…

  • Funny Teacher Moments

    Today I heard a seventh grade boy say, “I thought Mr. S was 20… but he’s like… 50!” This made me laugh, because when I was in 5th grade Mr. S had his first teaching job at the elementary school I attended and he made quite the splash. He is super handsome and all the…