Friday, August 29, 2025

Lesson 914: King Rodeo

Hello, Readers.

The Lamp Posters celebrated back to school week.

We knew it to be true by nature's clues. 

Cue the clouds


the moon


and the sunsets.


The whole week had a back-to-school feel.

Here is Big Man on Campus headed off to his first college class.


Here he is in his first college class.


Sam thought he had the wrong room,
but quickly learned college kids 
don't arrive at a 9:00 am class
a half an hour early.

I have hardly seen the resident puppeteer.


She's been a bit wiped out.
The first few weeks is overwhelming for a new teacher.
I said to Dear Daughter
It will get better......
in October.

Nephew Jack is headed out to help kids learn
and stay healthy
in the D.C. Public Schools.
He has a new placement this year
and he just had a birthday!


First day of school mornings are hectic.
We were searching the house for something
minutes before we had to leave.
The Mad School Rush had begun.
And what does Mr. Lamp Post decide would be helpful?
To help look while wearing a kilt.


We made it to school and had a great first day.
I even won the Last Teacher Standing game.
With all the beginning of the year introductions,
we often had to state our name,
subject area,
and years of teaching.

It is year


for me.

With this knowledge,
many asked if I had plans to retire soon.
Not really,
I said,
but I do have a request...

March 1st of every year,
a teacher can submit to the school district
a letter of interest
in a particular job.

A position doesn't have to become available that year,
but is a way of letting administrators know
of your willingness to try a new grade level,
subject area,
or school.

I'd like all 154 of my fellow teachers
to begin submitting March 1st Letters
for my job.

I want the admin office to look like this:

A hot tip from Teacher Amy
led Miss Natalie Jeanne
to Pop Luck
for Natalie Day!


She also had a banner weekend 
as a first timer at the Polish Festival.
She snagged this tee shirt
and a pierogi ornament.


It's getting cooler in the evening
and I crave an extra cup of coffee.
It's time to try new coffee!

Here is this week's selection.
It is whole bean
and very good!


Speaking of kicking horses kicking ass...

We went to the rodeo
at the Erie County Fair in Wattsburg
this week.


Farm animals are my favorite!




We have to finish this blog
with my new favorite song:


Godspeed, Uncle Bill.
Your paintings were wonderful.
You earned an A+.

Eloise











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