The other day my family and I took one of our after dinner walks and went off to a little park in our neighborhood that I have always liked. It is honestly just a corner on a street but it has a lovely meaning. Made there in light of Tinkerbell Kindergarten that opened in the basement of the United Church just down the street I would assume. I used to sit there alot, especially in the summer to read or just hang out and get out of the house. I used to live just on the other side of the street from it. With my mother.I used to live in this very apartment.
Obviously nothing too special, just like mine aren't terribly special either. I spent a lot of time here. I have lived in two different places in this place. I loved it here, and the feeling of home, I am sure, will always linger here as it was the most permanent home I ever had. My mom lived in this building for 11 years I think it was and before that in the building I am in right now. I have many a special memory of this place, even having to get my immunizations as a kid right across the street in the community hall. I couldn't help but take notice of how much I miss this place, but how thankful I am to have the special feelings still here. A nice reminder of how connected I am to my little community. The view from here is also pretty amazing too not gonna lie, especially for not being very high up Capitol Hill.
Thinking about how connected I am to my community makes me feel as if it is even more important for me to be involved full force in my sons school and education. I deeply want to do my best, and I can only hope that I will have the time after my kids, daycare, after school activities, and my writing endeavors. I am sure I will have very little time for anything else other than my family but I hope to do all that I can with what little time I will have. So my sons school better get ready cause they haven't seen me in action yet. I know I will be a force to be reckoned with. I can already tell they need my help in the technology department... no one can manage to answer my e-mails... I have sent several already... no wonder they have such a hard time finding volunteers they never answer anyone.
Do you volunteer in your kids schools PAC??? What have been your experiences when getting involved with your child's school and teachers??
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