First Day of School
Joshua and I just came in from the front porch where we waved goodbye to Vati on his first day of school! The reality of his new life didn't really hit me until the other night when he was using words like syllabus and homework policies. He's been going to school for the last few weeks, but a lot of his time has been spent in workshops and orientation.
Today he actually teaches.
He's been working towards this goal since we've been married, starting out as adjunct faculty at an extension campus while he was stationed at Edwards. He liked that so much he decided he wanted to teach full time. But of course there was the issue of that pesky PhD that took five years. So here he is.
I hope he loves it.
Today he actually teaches.
He's been working towards this goal since we've been married, starting out as adjunct faculty at an extension campus while he was stationed at Edwards. He liked that so much he decided he wanted to teach full time. But of course there was the issue of that pesky PhD that took five years. So here he is.
I hope he loves it.
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I can't believe it's finally here also.
Hopefully we'll be there too someday.
By the way....
David says to "tell Mr. J that he needs to hurry up and get his donkey, goats, sheep, cows, pigs, chickens, tigers and oh yeah an elephant would be nice too. And don't forget the dog." His exact words I tell ya.
I told him he had to go to school first and then maybe he'd get all that. To which his reply was "Does Mr J ride a bus to school like sydney or a spaceship"
Gotta love 2 year olds
Anna, David is saying so much now! Can't wait to see him again.
"Hello, I'm Dr. Bernheisel and I'd like to welcome ... POW! ... you all to LIFE101."
It is important to offer no explaination and continue as if nothing happened. The students will be too stunned to complain, and afterwards they will question whether it really happened!