Dear Portland,
When I woke up today I felt like there was something I had to do, like I had an appointment or something I had to "get ready" for. Then I realized it was Thursday. Thursdays are the days I went to Waldrof every week to substitute for aftercare. I hadn't really thought about my kids in much length until now. I miss them. I miss the atmosphere. I miss the authority and control. But I think what I miss more was the act of going to the school, seeing all the teachers, talking to them, and talking to the kids and their parents. I love talking to the parents (that care) about what new discovery their kid made today, or how an older sibling is starting to understand their growing responsibility. It's a captivating phenomena to watch a child become a person, to learn about the world, themselves, interactions, and social conduct.
That's what I was thinking about today Portland. And I have a feeling that you were thinking about it too. Your relationship with those kids is through me and I know they remembered it was Thursday today.
Thursday, April 22, 2010
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- The Learning Curve of an Adult Child is singularly me. I suppose it's about the trials and tribulations involved in what "they" call being a grown-up. But maybe it's just about things that happen and things I think about... (Also, that is my computer generated pirate name) My other blog, [hap]hazard, is my best friend and I. We enjoy adventuring.
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