Miss Art of Teaching

Today, I went for a hike along with my two high school friends. The hike allowed me to take a break and connect with nature. My legs feel tired but my mind is now filled with happy memories. 

Easter break is a good way to catch up with high school friends. I always tell students that the friendships you build at school can become lifelong ones. We need to make an effort to keep them and communicate our thoughts well. Throughout my friendship journeys, I have drifted apart with some people and with others I have come back together even stronger than before. We have all walked through different hardships and also shared many great memories together. Every day I chat with six other girls via a mobile app called 'Line'. We enjoy talking about work, relationships and anything in general. The girls help keep my spirit up high and I try to do the same for them. The weather today was super. I keep forgetting how blessed I am to be born and raised in Australia. The scenery is breathtaking especially if you drive further up away from the suburban and city life. We decided to go to Burrawang to check out the Easter markets. I ended up splurging a bit on things I didn't ...

Taking a small break from a week focused on teaching. I did manage to pop by work today and spent more than 3 hrs printing. But the rest of the day was spent in the suburb of Barangaroo. Above: Enjoying 'The Beach' installation with my partner. There are more than 1.1 million balls in this large pit. We waited for 1.5 hr in line. I was pretty much drowning in excitement. To be truthful, I almost suffocated a few time when I couldn't reach the top. Above: Exploring Barangaroo. I am in love with this place. Above: The building structures are fascinating. Above: I met up with three high school friends tonight for dinner. Above: It is never too old to get matching bracelets with the same engraved message. Thank you Thomas Sabo for the free engraving service.