I failed.

This whole student teaching thing is definitely taking a lot more than I ever thought it would. I knew it was going to be hard work, but dang. I love it though. I wouldn't trade it for [almost] anything :)

So the whole "picture a day" thing kinda absolutely fell through. Maybe one day I'll actually finish something I start...

...Oh wait, that day will be May 5th a.k.a GRADUATION!!!

Which means I finished one big thing that I wasn't required to begin. Actually, I won't even make it that far if I can't get the work done that I'm supposed to be working on right now--but I just had to drop in and say hi considering I haven't done so since January 28th.

So here's my "hi"; and a picture of me teaching my little "math minions" one way to prove triangles congruent.

I leave you with some pieces of advice. Especially you who are tied to any educational institution be it secondary or post secondary with plans to have a real job in the near future ("near" referring to within the next few years or so):

1. SAVE your money. Every cent you can muster to put toward the future, guard it as if it were pure gold. No matter your major or path in general, it can only help you. Trust me. 

2. It is never EVER too early to begin working on your resume. It will save you so much hassle in the long run by just knowing what one is, what it looks like, and what goes in one. Begin your research. Now. 

And, finally,

3. We all love our jeans, t-shirts, hoodies, and sweat pants. We all would also like a job, therefore we all need to have a solid professional wardrobe foundation. Sister didn't have fair warning and is paying for it now. Be willing to sacrifice the purchase of that t-shirt or sweatshirt for something a little more sophisticated and professional--again, it can only help you. Trust me.