Each night before bed, I’ve been trying to read a little bit of ‘The Comfort Book’ by Matt Haig. I’ve had this book for a couple of years but never really sat down to read it. I don’t know if I was waiting for another tragedy to occur or for a panic attack to ensue but I realized comfort stories are good at any point in life. I wanted to share some of the takeaways I’ve highlighted thus far in my reading. I hope they bring comfort in some way to you all as they did me. Number

Recently, I read a book called "Of Mess and Moxie" by Jen Hatmaker, a Christian author. I made some notes on some things that really caught my attention that I wanted to share with you. 'You don't have to be who you first were.' I absolutely LOVE this! I can relate because I am SO far from the person I was even five years ago, let alone when I was a teenager. Sometimes life goes very sideways from what we imagine when we're young. Despite our past decisions, we can still bec

Working with the public has its ups and downs for sure, but it’s the ups that really make my day and make me enjoy what I do. I met a man today and it wasn’t by coincidence because there’s no such thing. The man that came in today is a retired substitute teacher. He asked me if I had children and how old they were. When I told him - he told me how sixth grade is the most difficult for kids(mostly for girls). I agreed because I’ve been there and I told him how Jace had a rough

What is the meaning of being a bully exactly? Bullying includes actions such as making threats, spreading rumors, attacking someone...