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my first job as a teacher

yep, i have a job, i am now ms auntie. I have 2 pupils and will be gathering more students as i refine my home work assignments and handouts, I am working in trade for a room and food.. nice trade I think.. I start my job in 1 hour.. so wish me luck as teacher auntie. how fun... be happy thanks m

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Anonymous said…
Hey Ms.Teacher Auntie Mel--Congrats on your new gig and Happy New Years! Hope things are a more settled in your new area of travel, for both your safty and enjoyment...thinking of you yesterday Cowgirl...was at the PBR at MSG in NYC for the start of their season...great show and thats no bull! Be well and safe and stay in touch....LP2E!!
January 8, 2007 at 6:08:00 PM GMT+1
Anonymous said…
Hi, Missy,
Congrats on your new job. Just what you are very good at. Teaching children, mentoring them and loving and playing with them. Let us know how it is going more often. I (we) worry that you are O.K. and well. Love YOU , Love US.
Aunt Vicki and Uncle Gary
January 8, 2007 at 11:09:00 PM GMT+1
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