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| Gardening.
My mother is a gardener. To be specific she is a Master Gardener. When
I was a child, and had just gotten out of bed in the warm months, I can
remember searching for her in the mornings. Inevitably she could be found
in the flower beds. Being a typical female I was never going to garden
like my mother. Boy, was I surprised when I planted my first flower, then
my first flower bed. I've been hooked ever since. My favorite flower is
a hosta probably since I began with shade gardening. |
Reading. Avid reader. So
many books, so little time. Seriously I can get bored of this too. But
not for a long while. Right now, I am reading 4 books:
The Hegemon by Orson Scott Card
Fires in the Bathroom - about
highschool kids
A Teacher's Toolbox
A Survival Guide for Teacher's
And 4 more that I've started and
need to finish |
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| Organizing. Is
it possible to have too many organizing elements in the home or at work?
NO! I am not sure where this began for me, suffice it to say around the
time I had my son. I really remember the multitude of material I had shoved
in an open cabinet being an eyesore and needing to do something about it.
So every trip we made to Wal-Mart I picked up a storage box until I had
the cabinet organized. But I also remember when Steve was remodeling our
son's bedroom, before he was born, and having him recess ledges to store/display
old toys and such. But it could have also began with Martha Stewart, I
take what she said and made it my own. |
Learning. The number 1
thing I can not get away from is learning. I yearn to be in a classroom
on either side of the equation. I seem to enjoy languages: sign language
being one my son and I are working on. |
