Moving On

Hello followers and visitors! Thanks for reading my blog for the last two years! I have really enjoyed writing it, and have taken some time to look back and reflect on my experience. It is a great "live journal" for what I am doing now on staff for Teach for America. There are many moments of weakness that I had, and I love that I have the opportunity to look back at my thoughts on those hard times whenever I want.

I am now going to be moving to a new blog... because well, it's not longer Delta, What? or CBB in the Delta! I have moved to Texas to work with a different region still in the TFA network.

Because of the nature of my work, this new blog will not be so much a journal of my daily experiences. Instead I will be writing about general musings on life and funny anecdotes! Please feel free to follow me there, or contact me any other way. I don't want to lose my virtual loves!

Again, thanks for partaking, reflecting, and reacting on my posts. I have really grown these last two years, more than I probably realize right now. These are def my most formative years, and it was great to have a safe and constant outlet.

My new blog: Crisp. Brash. Blissful. CBB.

I've moved! I have graduated from TFA Delta. Hopefully I will have some synthesizing thoughts within the next couple of weeks. On to Texas.... YAYYYY

Hiatus

Sorry for the hiatus of sorts... I am in Minneapolis for the weekend. Love, fun, friends, besties, cities. Love love love.

Last Ctown Visit

Had a wonderful dinner in Clarendon tonight. Went out with some future TFAs and then met for dinner with my favorite Clarendon employee: Gilda. During dinner three of my favorite students stopped by when they saw my car (I almost cried again). Then, as I was driving out of town four students were screaming my name down the road, so I stopped and got to say goodbye to them again.

This experience sure was difficult. Without some close friends I don't know what I would have done. But, furthermore, without the students, I absolutely don't know what I would have done. They are what made me consider a third year. Not the TFA core values or beliefs. Not the faculty. Not the administration. Absolutely those crazies that would scream across town, or stop their cars just to give a hug or say hello.

I am super happy I spent one of my last nights in the Delta doing that. Happy feelings, happy endings.

My Life in a Box

Thoughtful Moments

I'm lacking inspiration tonight. Still tired from the end of school and the end of my TFA experience. I'll try to update more tomorrow!

Last day of school

My lunch crew - the lovely ladies. I will miss them a lot! :)

Some of my favorites at school: Chanster, Gilda, and Chad.

My GREAT assistant coach for Sr. High and sole TFA remaining at Clarendon next year!

Maple house represent! Andrew and Griffin.

All seven TFAs at CHS this year!

Coaching crew! Ben and Harold.