3 Days 3 Quotes – Day 2

The lovely Judy from Edwina’s Episodes has set me a challenge…

The challenge is about posting your favorite quotes or your own quotes for 3 days in a row.

The rules of the challenge include:
Thank the person who nominated you
Post a quote a day for 3 day
Each day nominate 3 new bloggers to take part

Smile… it makes people wonder what you’ve been up to!

Exactly that!  Love this one too! a little smile, and it can make people start off on a totally random train of thought!

My Day 2 Nominees

The Indecisive Eejit
UnderDaddy
Sherina Speaks

3 Days 3 Quotes

The lovely Judy from Edwina’s Episodes has set me a challenge…

The challenge is about posting your favorite quotes or your own quotes for 3 days in a row.

The rules of the challenge include:
Thank the person who nominated you
Post a quote a day for 3 day
Each day nominate 3 new bloggers to take part

Today, a quote I live by, that I have no idea who said

It’s better to live on your feet, than to die on your knees.

Why play life safe, constantly?

Take every opportunity you have, to do different things in life, and really live it… it’s not going to make your life a better life if you stay ‘safe’ constantly! just more sedate, and boring…

I know we cant be wild and ‘off the hook’ all the time but when you get a chance to do something different, please try to take it, and make the most of what life throws at you.

My Day 1 Nominees
Rebirth of Lisa
Waffle Me This
A Little Daydreamer

No Pics On Social Media! The Day I Understood Why

For all you photographer parents…

amommasview's avatarA Momma's View

My husband doesn’t really like Facebook. Nor does he like any other social network. He thinks too much information get shared which makes it too easy for scumbags to take advantage of you. And I agree with him. What I struggled agreeing with him for a long time was his “no posting pictures policy”.

I admit, he got me to the point where I started asking other parents if it’s okay to take pictures of a team event with my children in, of my kids playing with them on a playground. They usually looked at me and didn’t understand why someone would ask at all. I always promised them not to share the pictures with their children in online. Which they thought was weird too, in most cases.

After all everyone does it, right? Everyone shares pictures on social networks. And why should you hide your life, your stunning pictures…

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THE DAYDREAMER TAG!

Aw Caitlin!! You are seriously so sweet! Thank you so much! 😊😊😊😊😊❤️❤️❤️❤️
Lots of lovely blogs to check out on here everyone!!! ☺️

Caitlin (A Little Daydreamer)'s avatarA Little Daydreamer

The Daydreamer Tag

Dear Awesome Reader,

You guys are always so amazing with your support and so I feel as though I need to give back to you in some way! There’s been the Daydreamer Award, (I have no idea if that’s still going on! Comment if you know it is!) The Daydreamer Challenge and now…THE DAYDREAMER TAG!

Basically, I’m just going to select some bloggers that have been particularly amazing! Now let me just say, I am so grateful for everyone who has supported me in this blogging journey so thank you! I tag all of you lovely people and yes, that mean YOU! Oh and this is also the 200th post published on my blog I believe! WHOOO!

The Best Commenter: Just Call Me Elm Or Something. She gives the loveliest comments and they always make me smile! She’s too kind, honestly! I just think that…

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11 Ways Finland’s Education System Shows Us that “Less is More”.

A very interesting read!

Kelly Day's avatarFilling My Map

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When I left my 7th grade math classroom for my Fulbright research assignment in Finland I thought I would come back from this experience with more inspiring, engaging, innovative lessons.  I expected to have great new ideas on how to teach my mathematics curriculum and I would revamp my lessons so that I could include more curriculum, more math and get students to think more, talk more and do more math.

This drive to do more and More and MORE is a state of existence for most teachers in the US….it is engrained in us from day one.  There is a constant pressure to push our students to the next level to have them do bigger and better things.  The lessons have to be more exciting, more engaging and cover more content.  This phenomena  is driven by data, or parents, or administrators or simply by our work-centric society where we…

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