Outside of my baking, reading, and DIY-ing, I decided it was time for a life update. And let me prepare you - you may be quite surprised with what I'm about to tell you next:
Last Friday, I was Mrs. Regner, aka Mrs. R. for the first time....as in substitute teaching! Okay, so that part is pretty believable. But what if I told you it was for a first grade class? Now you're getting a little suspicious. But seriously, I did it. And I'm glad I did.
You guys know me.. and you know I don't have kids. To be honest, I was pretty nervous going into the whole thing. Way back when I turned in the paperwork to the school system I specified only middle school and high school. Well sometime mid-morning on Friday, I logged on to the website they use to keep track of openings and there it was - a four hour, afternoon only substitute teacher opening. It struck me as a nice length of time for my first try, it was at the same elementary school I attended years ago, and the school still had the same principal.
{At this point, let me just say that I am literally all about finding coincidences, just ask Carl. At least every other day I say to him "Oh my gosh, what a coincidence! Now what are the chances of that happening?!" And then if he doesn't respond I nudge him towards a response with a "Right? I mean, don't you think so?" Case in point, we went to the mall and I ended up parking in line with the same make/model/color car that Val drives and a look alike of what my dad drove while we were in high school. Um, please tell me I'm not the only that thinks that is such a coincidence!}
With that said, as I read the substitute details for that afternoon my natural first thought was "Oh my goodness, what a coincidence, this totally means I was meant to log on at this moment and sign up for this opening!" So I signed up and an hour later, twenty children were put under my supervision. Like I mentioned above, I'm happy I did this. For me, this is definitely 'stepping outside the box' and I'm proud that I followed through!
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