Recipe Review
Today’s
Recipe and Location: Panzanella
Found
in: The Pioneer Woman blog
This recipe has many
types of tomatoes and some veggies. I have to say it is a pretty salad. Maybe
this one is something you would serve at a ladies luncheon. Enjoy!
Trivial Triffles
I
am working on putting my Aunt Ada’s photos in scrapbooks for her. I have had so
much fun looking at all of her loved ones. Many of those people are related to
me, and it is fun to see them throughout all stages of their lives. Scrapbooks
are a wonderful thing, a great memoir of our lives. I love creating them, but I
am afraid in the digital age that they are becoming obselete.
Memory Musings
I
had a wonderful experience student teaching at Munhall Elementary in St.
Charles. My mentor teacher was Charlie Bell. He had my sister, Kim, in class
when she was a kid, so I felt blessed to be assigned to his classroom.
Charlie
was also the assistant principal for the school and had a lot of
responsibilities. Being an older student teacher (27 yrs. old), Charlie gave me
a lot a freedom to try new ideas. He was so encouraging and positive, that I
had the best possible experience. The scariest event was having to conduct
parent-teacher conferences. He was present, but basically let me handle the
entire thing. It was such a good learning experience. He helped me be learn to
be comfortable with the parents. To this day, I find the parents to be partners
in their child’s education and I have almost always had a terrific bond with
both the child and parents.
Here’s
to you CB. You are such a good friend and mentor, and I owe you a lot.
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