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I am not only a teacher I am also a dad and a husband. I have been married for nearly 12 years. I have a 10-year-old and a 6-year-old (at least I did in December 2019). I am active in my church and play in the band every second I get. So, as you can see, I am a very busy guy.
I love spending time with my family! I love teaching! When I am not teaching, planning, or spending time with family (which is never), I fill my time with all sorts of stuff.
I am a runner, only 5k's and 10k's for now, I completed my first Half Marathon Nov, 2015. Maybe one day I will train for a full marathon when my kids are older or even an Iron Man!
I also write and play music; I was in a band for about two years and traveled around the country before I started teaching. It isn't as glamorous as it sounds, for example, we lived in an RV and camped out in Wal-Mart parking lots many nights. My bands name was Waving at Strangers. Because of the band I have been in 45 states. I have not been to Alaska, Hawaii, North or South Dakota, or Idaho.
I read many books, both fiction and non-fiction. Most of the books involved subjects that range from US History to religion to psychology. What can I say, I love what I teach! Two of my favorite authors are James Bradley and Malcolm Gladwell.
Some TV shows that I watch are: Walking Dead, New Girl, Modern Family, Big Brother, and any TV show that has to do with surviving like Survivor Man or Man vs. Wild. I am pretty sure that I could survive in any situation now because I watch so many shows. Key words: Pretty Sure.
I LOVE THE ATLANTA FALCONS, ATLANTA UNITED, AND ATLANTA BRAVES.
I also really like watching quirky movies that most people hate. Because I am a teacher, I am not going to list those.
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The benefit of knowing the information is worth the agony of learning it. - Dr. Jenkins
If you do the things you need to do when you need to do them now, then someday you can do the things you want to do when you want to do them. - Zig Zigler
People ought to be free to hurt themselves, as well as help themselves, so long as they do it at their own expense. - Milton Friedman
The lazy man works the hardest. - Ms. Southerland |
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