I am a kindergarten teacher. I enjoy teaching my kids. Work keeps me busy. I am an organized person. I like kayaking. I want to go with you to Paris and kayak. I visited Germany when I was in college.
I work in the pharmaceutical industry. I have one sister. I love traveling and visiting family. I am planning to travel to Paris and to Notre Dame. In early April, I will go to Paris for a few weeks. I am spoiled by my a/c.
Let me tell you about what I just taught my kids. Yes, please do. I am in a perfect mental place to hear it. I'm just relaxing in the air conditioning and chilling, literally. So yeah, what was it? OK so I just taught them about how important it is to share. And I was surprised like a lot of kids seemed confused at the concept. I don't think that's too surprising, to be honest. I mean, at the kindergarten level, like your kids, the concept of sharing is kind of alien to them. And if not alien, at least it's not something they embrace at that young age. I don't think I did when I was that age, lol. That's true, but usually they are a little more used to the concept. I'm fearing that parents aren't teaching it as much as they used to That could be true, I suppose. It sounds like work is going well for you, though. I'm glad because I know you love to keep busy! (And you're so lucky to be doing something "important" -- unlike my drug company job!) Oh I think your drug company job is important! Isn't it? I suppose. It just lacks that human connection that you get to enjoy every day. You get to see the impact of what you do, in a good way, more than I do, I would think. I understand what you mean. How's your sister by the way? She's doing really well. I'm actually trying to organize a trip to go see her in a couple of months because it's been too long. But with my Paris trip coming up, it's hard to coordinate the timing. Ohh yeah I can imagine. What does she do now? She's still working at her office job and kind of bored to tears with it. That's one of the reasons I want to go see her, to cheer her up a bit.