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school starts for me this week! (here is your reminder that most public schools require 180 school days, so if you started earlier than me you most likely also get out earlier. also if you start school later in september you will also get out later. chances are we teach the same amount of days. don’t yell at me. or if you do yell at me just hug me afterwards, like a soccer coach.) guess what? i did hardly anything from my summer to-do list i posted in june. and yet, i still feel like i accomplished every-dang-thing i set out to do. of someone feeding their own tumor to a snapping turtle is not funny to you, skip this one.) it's basically chocolate shortbread with peppermint frosting in between, and it was better than any oreo you could ever imagine. want to put this stuff over (or under) everything.              thousand stars. (they were from the internet, but that’s only because none of my cookbooks had oatmeal cream pies and i needed torso in the picture is my big brother!              look at them! aren’t they cute?! i got them both on sale for twelve cents under a twenty dollar gift card i got to a fancy store. and when. i bought them the cashier inexplicably gave me a huge bag of gourmet gummies for free. it was a very good day.. 5. spent so much time with the people i love and their babies and dogs. 8. started grey’s anatomy and then abandoned it because i realized it was making me think that the slightest pain in my ankle was an. embolism or that a tiny razor cut would give me sepsis. #teacherswithanxiety. 9. had a completely delightful surprise back-to-school party thrown for me there was margaritas and guacamole and gifts of wine and ibuprofen, reminding me again that there needs to be a appreciation day for non-teachers who appreciate teachers met with a financial advisor, opened the mail that’s been collecting for six months, and all the other things a lot of people don’t i just need to say it again: i am so, so excited about this school year. i’ve been thinking a lot lately about my journey as a teacher: