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(@ghandigirl)
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@ana 

Long term teacher, including sub. I enjoyed being a sub. Like any job you have down days and up days.For me, many more up days.

The big advantage is you get to try on different grades and subjects. You get to see classroom set up and curriculum and sometimes you get to help somebody. 

Teaching is a challenging enterprise  Subbing tests the waters and helps you define what suits or doesn't suit you.

I wish you the best of luck in whatever you do. :)



   
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(@jeanne-mayell)
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@ana regarding your question about whether to be a substitute teacher, a memory popped in my head of Raoul Dahl’s (the celebrated children's author’s)  experience in his autobiography, entitled, “Boy”.  

onthe weekends the kidsgot a substitute teacher, and she simply regaled them with stories she told, I think mostly about mythology.  It’s pretty much what he remembered as the brightest moments and the greatest lessons he got while at this prestigious boys boarding school.  



   
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(@elaineg)
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I didn't know where to post this. My daughter in Tucson was watching a train going North. She said it was carrying military stuff, including tanks. Where could they be going? Canada? Mexico? I told her maybe they had to go North before turning South. It's scary. trump has extended an Army base on the South border to 174 miles.  



   
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(@earthangel)
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@elaineg per 3/4 prediction

  • Something happens in a U.S. desert.  I see military trucks.  It’s mysterious and the public is not informed as to what has actually happened.  (Bluebelle)


   
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(@matildagirl)
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A lovely King Parrot a feathered visitor to my home.



   
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(@matildagirl)
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Mr and Mrs King Parrot

 Thought you might like them. I think they are beautiful



   
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(@matildagirl)
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Another visitor.  A Galah.



   
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(@matildagirl)
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Regulars. Lorikeets for their size they are bully boys will take on anyone.



   
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(@matildagirl)
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Have to have one of my avatars included. Trouble with cockies feed one he will bring a flock back the next day. They are a bit destructive but I still like them.



   
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(@matildagirl)
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The Lorikeets are bringing their crying children so I feel.i have to help the mother keep her sanity with some grapes that they then feed to the child to keep them quite. 

We females need to stick together. 



   
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