Ms. Audrey
Says good-bye today
Adiós
My darlings
Please remember
To love stronger
To hug tighter
To sing louder
Than any other
New words taught
From me to you
You to me
There will never be another
Quite like you
Fantastic group
Good-bye, my loves
Won’t be long and there will be others
Demanding my attention
Hugs and affections
Remember today, always
I care for you
And will miss those sweet kisses
Monday-Wednesday-Friday group
My Panda Class
From here to the moon
My devotion is true
Ms. Audrey loves you
Boo hoo! Saying good-bye to my MWF students today. A Prayer Celebration full of angelic voices may be heard…just listen closely. You may also hear me weeping, too.
But you shall not be forgotten!
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Yes, they won’t be forgotten. Thanks for that smile, Christopher!
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Hi Audrey, I’ve been out of the loop for a bit and the title of this post brought me up sharp. Soooooo glad you are not leaving your blog. Your little Pandas will miss you for sure and some will doubtless come back next fall for another hug from their red headed teacher.
Me, I’ll be back for another read of your blog – thankfully, yes.
Shari *: )
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Thank you, Shari. Glad I could jump start your heart a little. Oh, yes, I can hear the new group already. 🙂
Take care!!
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I just found my youngest grandchild is in 5th grade. How did that happen? His mom was in first grade last week. When she reminded me how old she is I told her to just shut up. I want my time machine right now, so they can all be tiny and cute and cuddly again, parents and grands both. Me too, for that matter.
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Haha. I’m sorry. Stinks that time has to go so fast. Ugh!
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Awwww
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Phew! For a moment there I thought you were leaving wordpress. I thought, “No, it can’t be”.
Awwwww, I’m sure you will miss your students. Cry a little. Then be happy because you have the summer now.
🙂
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Ha! NO…I couldn’t leave. I’m attached to the hip to y’all now. Yes, summer is here, almost!
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I’m sure they had the best teacher! Very nice heart-felt poem, too.
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Not the best, but I love’em a lot!!! Thank you, Duketh.
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AW. I wish I had such a teacher.
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I’d take you as my student any day, however, you’d show me up. I’d have to put you in the front of the classroom, so I could keep my eye on you.
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I think that’s why I never sat in the back row ever. I have an older sister named Barbara who had the same teachers as I, but a few years earlier. One teacher remarked to my mother, (when she was asked to come in and discuss my problem) “he sure is no Barbara is he?”
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See and I was the reverse. My dyslexic brother’s reputation sent me to the wrong classroom for a few years until I could convince them that I wasn’t him. Poor guy. I was Barbara…lol.
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I’m sure they’ll miss Ms. Audrey – I know I would. Very nice.
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How sweet of you to say that, Kate. Yes, it was a busy day. Thank you 🙂
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That was very sweet and tear-inducing. Stay strong, teacher. 🙂
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Thanks, Charles! I bet your little one is wrapping up his year soon, huh? It is always hard on the teacher to see them go. I did, only a few hundred tears or so… 🙂
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He goes until the end of June and then a summer session. Then off to kindergarten. I’m guessing it doesn’t get easier as time moves on.
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No, doesn’t get easier at all. But you are in the hardest section emotionally, because they grow up so fast.
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Far too fast. We’re going through his baby stuff like high chair and booster seat. Surprised he fit in some of these things.
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Tough, for sure! 😦
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Oh, teacher, the lessons and love will linger. Both directions. Bye Pandas. Hello soon ???
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Yes, they always do, Mark. Bye Pandas…hello, new Pandas in September. 🙂
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Awwww, that’s sweet
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Yes, yes I am. Thank you, Richard.
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🙂
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