Teacher Appreciation Always.

 I am 

book-ended

by teachers. 

One helped raise me and I raised the other.

But in honesty, the one who helped 

raise me helped raise the other as well.

It's kind of fun that Big liked the littles (1st graders)

and Shanna likes the bigs (high schoolers).

Big never had kids of her own,

 but oh the children she had!

It's 

Teacher Appreciation Week.

Really?

??Week??

I've seen and see what these two have done

and sacrificed for their kids.

Everyone had best be appreciating their teachers 

EVERY DAY!

(and you can thank a teacher if you know the 

difference between that and everyday) 

I, Me, Everyday, Every Day

I birthed an English Teacher.

Don't ask me how.

I can't spell worth spit.

I capitalize at will.

I rely heavily on autocorrect,

although I can't misspell

deffinatly 

bad enough to have it NOT autocorrect to

defiantly.

I pretty much use NO punctuation 

when texting with her, 

apostrophes, 

possessive, not possessive

(autocorrect situation just now)

 and don't even get me started on what to 

do if someone's name ends with an "S"!!

But there are two grammatical rules 

I can get right every time.

I vs me

and everyday vs every day.

One makes me insane, the other makes

Shannas ( see, no apostrophe there)

head spin. 

I thought about just ending there. 

But I can't.

Take the other person's name out of the sentence!

You helped me.

You helped Suzzy and ME, not I!!!

Is it something you do EVERY day

or

is it a ho-hum, EVERYDAY

kind of thing. 

Whew, I feel kinda better.

My Opinion (and I have a million of them)

So, Honey and I were at our current favorite restaurant, 

Cooper's Hawk ,

today and I overheard the ladies behind me

looking for recommendations from the

waitress. 

I so wanted to lean over the back of the booth 

and tell the one gal,

"You're feeling like salmon?

Get the Soy Ginger Salmon."

But, unfortunately,

 or, 

fortunately if you were that lady, 

I have done my work on boundaries and I kept to myself.

I said to Honey, if only there was a job

 where I could tell people what to eat.

He said, make one.

I said, that would actually be a

Busybody.

Don't nobody wants one of those.

But in the interest of satiating my inner

busybody,

should you be at Cooper's Hawk

and just can't decide, 

well, everything is good.

But here's a heads up, 

whereas the asian slaw served alongside

said Soy Ginger Salmon is delicious,

served as a side

it leaves something to be desired.

There. 

My 2 cents.

Not that you asked, 

but hey, if you made it this far then there 

is implied consent that you 

wanted to hear my opinion.

You are welcome.