Sunday, November 1, 2020

Communication counts!

 



G'evening friends,

I recently spotted this on my alumni Facebook page, and it made me smile.   Remember, communication is key!

I suppose theirs has always been a stressful occupation.  Thank goodness for all our educators!

Have a great week, and please. Don't forget to vote!

Hugs,
Myra

13 comments:

  1. LOL :) So true about communicating :) Early voted last Saturday :)

    betty

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  2. That article is so funny. God bless our educators, for sure!

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  3. Heck, I press the Panic Button every day and I'm not even a teacher (should a *smile* be inserted here?).

    Don't believe those FAKE polls that the media keeps shoving at us. Biden is toast!!!

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  4. That was funny. Yes, we already voted a few weeks ago...turned in our absentee ballots in person at the elections office. Now we pray and wait.

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  5. Hysterical article, Myra! These days, if schools are voting places, they are closed when there is a presidential election. Danny and I have already voted; wouldn't miss it for the world!
    Blessings!

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  6. That is a funny article! And God bless all of our teachers I can tell you that it is a job I would not want to do and that I think they deserve more than they get.

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  7. oh wow! Panic indeed!! I vote at a Catholic church near my home and they also have a school so I can see that happening there to a new teacher!

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  8. Thanks for the smile of the day, I look forward to dropping by. You always give me something to think about. Today I am working on the thought of vacations. I have been thinking of you and the vacations you 'remember' as a child. Good stuff.
    BUT our biggest surprise always comes back to me when we DID NOT LISTEN TO THE NEWS OF TIME CHANGE. We attended church once in Norfolk Viginia and wondered WHERE EVERYONE WAS? We were an hour early for church. Yep communicatins.....
    Love ya.
    Sherry & jack

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  9. We often use schools, colleges and universities for voting during elections. Church halls too.

    God bless, Mevely.

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  10. Now that gave me a giggle. Thanks for sharing and have a beautiful day.

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