Just a small town girl trying to make a difference one book at a time.
Hi everyone! I often try to figure out how a girl from a small town in UP Michigan ended up in the big cities of Texas, but here I am! I so love the people here and am even getting used to the heat.
I have always loved children...being from a family of 13 with 40+ grandchildren made that a privilege and a necessity. From babysitting to master degrees I love being a librarian and love my students.
There are only two things we need to know about being a librarian...simplicity and heart. Children do not care what we are wearing, how much we make, or what car we drive. Quite simply, they love to be wanted and to see adults love their world as much as they do. They love stories that speak to them and make them laugh. They love that a book takes them away to another world and we are the keepers of those magical places.
Remember, in the words of The Little Prince, "It is only with the heart that we can see things rightly."
Matters
of Great
Consequence
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Sensible Grown-up Concerns
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My dog has eyes that
can make anyone smile and my Cat’s name is Koshka (which is Russian for Cat).
So I have a dog with super power eyes and cat named cat.
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Job: Librarian extraordinaire.
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My hamster, Mr. Bigglesworth, is very posh and prefers tea with
his carrots.
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Education:
BA Family Services
MA Education Reading/Literacy
MS Library and Information
Science
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My favorite color is Yellow because it reminds me of fall
leaves, sunshine, and daisies.
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Teacher Certifications:
Texas EC-4, ESL,
Master Reading Teacher
Reading Specialist
Certifications
School Media Specialist
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It literally pains me when I am interrupted when reading.
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ECE teacher 10 year and second year librarian.
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Holding hands with my son Kale and my husband Matt at the same
time makes me want to skip and sing.
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Married, one child, one home in San Antonio, one cat, one dog,
one hamster
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I see a boa eating an elephant…not a hat!
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Image:
The
Little Prince by
Antoine St. Exupery p. 1
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