leebee
DIS Legend
- Joined
- Sep 14, 1999
- Messages
- 14,717
Scheduling is my superpower! I spent 10 years managing the resource room schedule. I had to figure out how to accommodate approximately 30 students for their ELA and/or math curriculum, bringing them to us when they had those subjects during the regular time for their academic classroom, with only 3 of us to do the teaching. I loved doing the schedule juggling; colored pencils were my best friend, so I could "see" a kid's schedule at a glance. This talent comes in handy in LOTS of situations!
Drive. So many of my friends have had to give up driving as we are nearing the ripe old age of 70! I love to drive- it's my stress-reliever- and I don't know what I'd do if I couldn't drive. I've been a little grounded recently due to cataracts, but surgery is scheduled for 12/4 and 12/11, so as soon as I can see clearly, I'll be back on the road at whatever time of day or night the spirit moves me!!
I bend like the willow, or so I've been told. I guess they mean that I just take things as they come and adjust to the situation. I have seen some friends get themselves into bad emotional/physical states due to anxiety/stress, etc. I just keep my feet firmly rooted and my head clear, but adjust to things as they happen; I'm not the person who falls apart in an emergency, who stands stubbornly when it's clear there's an easier pathway.
Drive. So many of my friends have had to give up driving as we are nearing the ripe old age of 70! I love to drive- it's my stress-reliever- and I don't know what I'd do if I couldn't drive. I've been a little grounded recently due to cataracts, but surgery is scheduled for 12/4 and 12/11, so as soon as I can see clearly, I'll be back on the road at whatever time of day or night the spirit moves me!!
I bend like the willow, or so I've been told. I guess they mean that I just take things as they come and adjust to the situation. I have seen some friends get themselves into bad emotional/physical states due to anxiety/stress, etc. I just keep my feet firmly rooted and my head clear, but adjust to things as they happen; I'm not the person who falls apart in an emergency, who stands stubbornly when it's clear there's an easier pathway.