When I got there the mom was the only one there so I quickly passed on my information and told her the blog community is a wonderful place for new teachers to learn and make connections. She thanked me and I walked away.
Soon after I heard..."Mrs. Schroeder?" It was on of my families from the past and we spent some time talking and catching up. As I walked away the Mother/Daughter that I stalked were waiting for me. The mom introduced me to her daughter and she smiled REAL big and said I know who you are. Well...it all turns out the Miss Kim is a follower of my blog and she recently commented about the aprons I wear and I had passed on my NEIGHBOR/Sew-aholic MZ. Dot to her.
This one says...I'm Watching you! and is covered in eyeballs:)
Listen to this! She had just come from Union County to pick up aprons at MZ. Dot's house which is right behind mine and she brought in the aprons for me to see. They are soooo stinkin cute! Now what are the odds of that??? I just want to say THANK YOU Kelly! For a small moment in time I felt like a celebrity and I swelled with pride knowing that I helped a new teacher like you!
Best wishes on that job...know that my fingers are crossed for you!
What an awesome moment for you! Sharing of your knowledge and materials has helped many!! Here's a big THANKS from a new blogger!
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YAY!! That is wonderful, and does make you feel like you're making a difference, I'm sure! :) Keep up the great work!!
ReplyDeleteYour blog is so darling I am sure that she will get a lot of great ideas from your blog. What a precious story. I have got to have one of those aprons. I have a new one each year and it is the "beige" carpenter ones from Hobby Lobby. They get so dirty and my daughter has to put a cute design on it ever year.
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It's crazy how small our world is! :) That's truly a great moment!!
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It truly is a small world isn't it?!?! That's just amazing. The blogging world has taught me more about teaching than college ever could have! Along with a great team of mentors that are still my best friends!!
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Awesome story! I can only imagine what it must be like to be a "new" teacher nowadays. What did we do without the interwebs?
ReplyDeleteVery cool story! Thanks for sharing it.
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This is such an exciting story! I'm sure it also made her day to see you too! ;)
ReplyDeleteI love that story! What a small world. Honestly, I'd be wayyy more excited to meet some of you bloggy friends than I would some A list celebrity. :)
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That's so exciting!!! I really appreciate it because I am a new teacher and I've been stalking the blogging world for great advice, lesson plans, and entertaining stories. Thanks for all of your great ideas!
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I have to ask...is there a website or blog where I can find those cute aprons? Soooo cute!
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