(click the icon to play along)Sunday Stealing: 2014/2015 Meme, part one
1.What one event, big or small, are you going to tell your grandchildren about? not a possibility...
2.If you had to describe your 2014 in 3 words, what would they be? knitting, reading, binge-watching
3.What new things did you discover about yourself? I have good credit
4.What single achievement are you most proud of? I have good credit
5.What was the best news you received? healthy pregnancies for my nieces
6.What was your favourite place that you visited in 2014? Portland
7.Which of your personal qualities turned out to be the most helpful this year? my enjoyment at tinkering with stuff (hooking up electronics, etc)
8.Who was your number one go-to person that you could always rely on? Valerie
9.Which new skills did you learn? navigating Portland
10.What, or who, are you most thankful for? family & friends
11.If someone wrote a book about your life in 2014, what kind of genre would it be? A comedy, love story, drama, film noir or something else? a character study, but a boring one
12.What was the most important lesson you learnt in 2014? to put myself out there
13.Which mental block(s) did you overcome? I'm better at letting things roll off my back
14.What 5 people did you most enjoy spending time with? my parents, my nieces, Valerie, Denise, Ron
15.What was your biggest break-through moment career-wise? relaxing when talking to the administration
16.How did your relationship to your family evolve? better than ever
17.What book or movie affected your life in a profound way? there were a couple of books that stayed with me--the kind I recommended to my family, friends, and sometimes my students
18.What was your favourite compliment that you received this year? one of my students took the time to write about how I inspire her
19.What little things did you most enjoy during your day-to-day life? coffee and knitting with good yarn
20.What cool things did you create this year? my favorite was the Frankenstein
21.What was your most common mental state this year (e.g. excited, curious, stressed)? chill
22.Was there anything you did for the very first time in your life this year? I can't think of anything
23.What was your favourite moment spent with your friends? laughing
24.What major goal did you lay the foundations for? choosing a good theme word
25.Which worries turned out to be completely unnecessary? all of them!
7 comments:
I don't think your character study would be a boring one! and how great is that, to read about how you inspired a student! yay!
That is wonderful that your student took the time to thank you for inspiring her. Well done. Happy 2015!
Family & friends is what it is all about! Happy New Year!
That is so rewarding to inspire a teenager.
Inspiring your students is shaping the future. You should be proud.
Good credit....that is no small thing these days!
How nice your student took the time to write about your inspiration. So often we never know the influence we have on those around us. What a blessing.
Feel happy for you!!
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