Just Another Day to Be Glorious!

 *** This is an old blog post that I forgot to publish. I decided to share it anyway********

Good Afternoon to all of my readers and Hello to you, if you're new here; I am so thankful that you decided to tune in. Today, I just feel good and I wanted to share my happiness with you. Days like this do not happen all of the time and I am going to cherish the fact that I am feeling truly splendiferous today. That’s a real word; I promise I did not make it up. I also wanted to share that I received quite a few Blessings over the weekend from my Sorority Sisters because of the dedication and willingness to work that I have shown thus far. I promise you I am holding in tears, as I have realized two very important things this past Saturday. Number one: If you complete and care deeply for everything that you attach your name to, you're hard work will be noticed. If you take one every task that you are given like you have something to prove and others will take notice. I believe Martin Luther King Jr. stated it best in the quote below.

 "If a man is called to be a street sweeper, he should sweep streets even as Michelangelo painted, or Beethoven composed music, or Shakespeare wrote poetry. He should sweep streets so well that all the hosts of heaven and earth will pause to say, here lived a great street sweeper who did his job well."


 Number 2: I am here to say that everyone that is in your life is there for a reason. Yes, Gawd!! I love everyone in my life, even if they have only crossed my path to teach me a lesson. I just pray that I am smart enough to catch those lessons as they come.  I believe that Tyler Perry spoke on it, saying that the people that are in your life are placed there for a reason, to be a blessing or a lesson. Take heed, my friend.

As in an educator I love the process of learning and encourage everyone to learn something new every day. I rejoice in the fact that I can learn from everything that I am going through. This has become an essential part of my journey to my own classroom. I just hope that my struggle may encourage someone else through theirs.