Happy World Teacher Day!

[Cecelia]

Happy World Teacher day to all the other teachers out there!

I know I appreciate many of my fellow teachers, as well as the teachers who made me who I am today.  Without them, I don't know where I'd be. I also appreciate my children's teachers, for helping mold them into the fine young ladies they're becoming.

[Whateverist]

I'd buy you a drink if you lived close enough.

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Even deliver it before school in a thermos is you prefer.

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[brewer]

My mother was a teacher. Quite frankly don't know how teachers do it. Especially those teaching kids during the rebellious years. 

Tips Hat!

[Brian37]

My late mother was teacher, taught from the 1960s to the early 90s. I had her in grade school for a year growing up in the 70s. I wont claim we got along back then, she was much more an authoritarian back then. She taught in the Suburbs of DC. It was double edge sward for me because we were Redskins fans. If the Skins won she would not give the kids homework on Monday. If the Skins lost, the class would get homework but the other kids would blame me.

But even back then she loved me, never stopped supporting me even with all our differences. My mom was so well loved that in the mid 2000s one of her students whom she had as a 6th grader in the late 80s invited his wedding in Alabama. We drove from NC Alabama to the wedding.

Teachers are underpaid. Sad that a moron like 45 made more than my mother. I'd take her as a parent over that asshole every day of the week and twice on Sunday.

[brewer]

My late mother was teacher, taught from the 1960s to the early 90s. I had her in grade school for a year growing up in the 70s. I wont claim we got along back then, she was much more an authoritarian back then. She taught in the Suburbs of DC. It was double edge sward for me because we were Redskins fans. If the Skins won she would not give the kids homework on Monday. If the Skins lost, the class would get homework but the other kids would  blame me.

But even back then she loved me, never stopped supporting me even with all our differences. My mom was so well loved that in the mid 2000s one of her students whom she had as a 6th grader in the late 80s invited his wedding in Alabama. We drove from NC Alabama to the wedding.

Teachers are underpaid. Sad that a moron like 45 made more than my mother. I'd take her as a parent over that asshole every day of the week and twice on Sunday.

Thanks for inserting a derail Brian. Just what this thread needed.

Edit: Apologies teachers.

[Brian37]

My late mother was teacher, taught from the 1960s to the early 90s. I had her in grade school for a year growing up in the 70s. I wont claim we got along back then, she was much more an authoritarian back then. She taught in the Suburbs of DC. It was double edge sward for me because we were Redskins fans. If the Skins won she would not give the kids homework on Monday. If the Skins lost, the class would get homework but the other kids would  blame me.

But even back then she loved me, never stopped supporting me even with all our differences. My mom was so well loved that in the mid 2000s one of her students whom she had as a 6th grader in the late 80s invited his wedding in Alabama. We drove from NC Alabama to the wedding.

Teachers are underpaid. Sad that a moron like 45 made more than my mother. I'd take her as a parent over that asshole every day of the week and twice on Sunday.

Thanks for inserting a derail Brian. Just what this thread needed.

Edit: Apologies teachers.

You got me because stiffing investors is such a moral lesson.

My mom's biggest lesson to me was always, "fuck you I got mine". OH WAIT.

She was a teacher, she was not a grifter. If you want me to apologize for pointing out that 45 will never measure up to her, I won't. 

45 could never hold a candle to my mom.