MAINE: new england summer
Road trip through Maine – summer 2025
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Those who teach, do
Most teachers learned this stat when they were studying to be a teacher: nearly 50% of teachers quit within the first 5 years.
I’m about to finish my 5th year. Here’s what I learned.
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The fear of being perceived
One day I had this idea that I wanted to start my own blog. Then, I continued to get in my own way for three years. I had to learn wordpress and make a logo and design everything and figure out what I wanted to say. But if I’m being honest with myself, none of that
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Dear Me
I’m 28 and I’m different now. I’m writing to you fueled by hindsight bias and a fully developed prefrontal cortex, trying to let you know that you will be okay. Here’s just a glimpse into some of the lessons you will learn over the next 10 years. Let them free you.
The Agate in My Pocket
Someone once asked me what I’m running away from. They said everyone in this world is either running from or towards something. But I’ve never thought of myself as a runner, just a fast walker. And I think at my core, I am constantly wandering, exploring, walking through doorways without knowing what’s on the other side. Through it all though, I carry nostalgia with me, like an agate in my pocket. Weighing me down just enough to remind me where I’ve been and who has helped me get to where I am now.
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The Job No One Knows Exists- International School Teachers
I know, the idea of packing up your apartment and hopping on a plane not knowing when you’ll be back can feel either freeing or daunting depending on who you are. But I did it and it was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. I’m hoping I can share some of the things I learned that helped me get here.
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