I still exist!
The past few weeks have been so busy! I thought that after I was finished with cheer, I would have a ton of time to just relax, but I guess life had other plans. I started working out a ton more since cheer ended (now about 2 ½ hours a day). I also realized that summer is sneaking up, so I am attempting to get my resume updated and starting to apply for summer jobs.
Hopefully this fall I will start on my master’s degree (although what I’ll get my masters in is still undecided). I cannot believe we are already at mid march!
It has been so beautiful here as of lately, the sun stays out much longer now (9am-8:30pm-ish). The weather has been pretty clear too, which makes for beautiful days. I have had the nice opportunity to see the northern lights a few times on my way to school—although it has been nothing more than a surging haze. I hope that as time passes the lights will be brighter and more noticeable.
I still have yet to take more pictures (besides of my kiddos inside my pre-k building) Every time I am outside I just think about how much I wish I was already in a warm building. I will try this week to get those pictures I promised! Again, I do still exist ☺ Hopefully I will be posting on a more consistent bases from now on…but we’ll see eh?
~~~~Seeing-into-tomorrow~~~This blog follows my experiences as a first year teacher in Gambell Alaska. Gambell is positioned in the Bering Sea, 38 miles away from Russia and 19 miles away from the international date line (hence the title of this blog :))
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