Being grateful my trials are what they are, knock on wood


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MH friends, I've had a bad word of a day.  My class was out of control: a stealing party, the ADHD bunch were all off their meds/therapy, the one who was smashed by a fridge last year spent the morning in court about it and was thus distracted all day, our grade team meeting devolved into a suspicious rant about other staff and administration, which left me feeling negative, we burned dinner, and my daughter chopped her hair off.

I need Girl Scout cookies, a bubble bath, and my guilty pleasure Amish romance novels.

And yet, I found myself reminded that about this time last month I was in the hospital as my other daughter fought off bacterial meningitis.

I am so lucky my biggest trial right now is a bad day at a job I otherwise love and my kid cutting her own hair.

Rant/acknowledgment of blessings over.

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On 2017-03-08 at 10:08 PM, Backroads said:

MH friends, I've had a bad word of a day.  My class was out of control: a stealing party, the ADHD bunch were all off their meds/therapy, the one who was smashed by a fridge last year spent the morning in court about it and was thus distracted all day, our grade team meeting devolved into a suspicious rant about other staff and administration, which left me feeling negative, we burned dinner, and my daughter chopped her hair off.

I need Girl Scout cookies, a bubble bath, and my guilty pleasure Amish romance novels.

And yet, I found myself reminded that about this time last month I was in the hospital as my other daughter fought off bacterial meningitis.

I am so lucky my biggest trial right now is a bad day at a job I otherwise love and my kid cutting her own hair.

Rant/acknowledgment of blessings over.

I had no idea that Amish romances were a thing until a few years ago when my sister admitted her addiction. You sure don't have to worry about unsavoury content! Many are very well written. Great sentences and lovely paragraphs!

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Well... my son's teacher won millions in the lottery.  He was there one day and gone the next.  They got a sub in and he was horrible and parents started complaining.  We got the announcement that the lottery-winning teacher is coming back to complete the school year.  I bet he started to feel guilty about abandoning his kids.  He was a great teacher!  I was wanting so bad to tell him, don't come back.  The kids will never stop asking you for money everyday.  I can just see this now... "You want me to get good grades on the assessment test?  Give me money...", "You want me to stop throwing paper balls?  Give me money...".

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