Mrs. Teacher



I am "Mrs. Teacher". I have always wanted to be a teacher and now I'm living my dream! I am married, have two miniature- Dachshunds and twenty-one (borrowed) children. 
2010 year was my first year teaching and I taught in a small rural town in South Carolina. Due to budget cuts, my job was cut and I was (luckily) able to find an awesome job closer to home!
I graduated from the University of South Carolina with a BA in Elementary Education in 2009 and have had quite an interesting journey. 
I love teaching. It is my passion and the one thing in life that I know I am good at! You can find me any week day standing in the middle of the chaos that is their learning, with a smile on my face, and loving every single second of it!

Q and A So You Can Know Me Better:
Q: What would you be doing if you weren’t a teacher?
A: I would be working for a non-profit that helps kids or animals.

Q: What are your hobbies?
A: Decorating my house, scrap-booking, and spending time with my fur babies!

Q: When you were little, what did you want to be when you grew up?
A: I have always wanted to be a teacher. :)

Q: What are your guilty pleasures?
A: Eating junk food... all the time. lol 

Q: When you’re on vacation, where do you like to go?
A: Anywhere sunny where I can take my MilShelb!

Q: What’s the best advice you’ve ever received?
A: "It will all come out in the wash." (My Grandma tells me that when times are tough.)

Q: What do you value most in others?
A: Honesty. Even if I don't like what you have to say I can always appreciate that you were honest with me. 

Q: If you could choose one of your personality traits to pass down to your kids, what would it be? 
A: A positive attitude even when life is getting you down.

Q: If you could have lunch with anyone in the world….living or dead…who would it be? 
A: My Grandfather. I miss him so much some days and I would just love to tell him all about my life and everything that's been going on since he died.

Something random about me:

I like to read, but I hate (with a passion) assigned reading. Weird, huh?