Good news here, no snow just a heavy frost and very cold and the sun is shining and now we have a cloudless blue sky! Hope it is the same with you Anne? Not sure about this red sky in the morning......
Can you see the lovely blue sea in the distance?The South Downs can be seen on the horizon too!
I retired from teaching when I was 55yrs and worked part time for our local LEA until I was 60 so I have been out of teaching and new terms for more than 13yrs but I still think about the schools I worked in at the beginning of terms with mixed emotions and memories. I have to say I have never regretted finishing early get my health and life back, to enjoy the grandchildren and to learn to scrap and blog. Retirement was a NEW BEGINNING.......A whole new life!
Thought you might like to see me with my class as a Home Economics teacher in a Sec school in 1982. Don't I look young!! These girls will be women in their 40's now LOL!!
I became a primary school teacher in 1986 after marrying Peter and here I am in 1992 with my yr3 class. They seemed such tiny tots when I first started teaching there!!
and finally to remember the fun we had in the staffroom and on special days with the children. Here I am with a colleague in 1999 on red nose day!!
Well enough nostalgia for today
Day 15 FSM photo - an ordinary day - taking my daily tablets for BP and under active thyroid(family history)








