Welcome Home Sunday With Guest At Home In The Wildwood
I am so thankful for weekends where I can unwind and relax a bit. This past week I went back to school and wasn’t prepared for the emotional roller coaster it would be. This year the school district I teach in and where our kids go has decided to go virtual until mid October. I thought I was ok with that until I walked in the empty building and my classroom and the tears began to come. For the first time in 18 years (besides my first year of teaching in NYC) I felt helpless and scared and unprepared. After talking with my teammates, principal and awesome husband and family, I have calmed down a bit and regrouped.
You guys have been so supportive too! Thank you for your continued prayers. I ask that you keep praying for all the students and teachers around our country as we start to go back to school in all different forms. We can do hard things…but I’m not going to lie it’s still pretty scary.
Welcome Home Sunday With Guest At Home In The Wildwood
This week we have some fun posts to share with you. I am also excited to have Lynn, from At Home In The Wildwood joining us as our guest blogger! Lynn is a woman after my own heart. She loves to decorate with thrifted finds and also loves a good DIY. You know how I have wanted to paint our kitchen cabinets for so long? Well below she is sharing how she painted her kitchen cabinets. I love how they turned out…she has definitely inspired me!
Welcome Home Sunday
Have fun browsing this weeks posts from myself and my friends!
The Tattered Pew / The Best Crock Pot Buffalo Chicken Ranch Sliders
White Arrows Home / 15 Favorite Audio Books
Noting Grace / My 5 Favorite Things to Collect
Seeking Lavender Lane / Cozy Summer Fire Pit
Sincerely, Marie Designs / New Artwork In The Foyer
At Home In The Wildwood / How To Paint Your Kitchen Cabinets
Kelly,
I’ve pinned your recipe and can’t wait to try it.
Have a wonderful Sunday.
Rachel.
ps. I hope you settle into your new classroom experience! Praying things return to normal soon. 🧡
Thank you so much Rachel! I know you will enjoy it and I appreciate those prayers!
It must be so scary to face teaching virtually this fall, especially trying to teach very young children. I know I wouldn’t know where to start if faced with that challenge. I hope that your school district is giving you lots of support.
Yes it’s pretty scary but I do have a wonderful principal!(and I know you know how important that is!) I saw your blog post and it was so helpful…as a mom and teacher. Thank you for sharing it!