- Moved out east
- Joined Teach For America
- Paid $12 numerous times to drive through the Holland Tunnel
- Sat in NYC traffic for almost 3 hours
- Gave one of the speeches at the TFA NYC Institute Closing Ceremony
- Started MP (the new school I'm teaching at)
But at this very moment at I am here and rather be there. Not home per se, but there. A place in my mind that seems to be defying existence. I want to be there. The aura of there longs for my mire presence. It's special, cozy in design, labored in creation; a space for me. Where my thoughts are regarded with value and graced with truth. My voice speaks with a soft spoken authoritative melody. Lulling the passer-by to yet hold tight to his dreams while reclaiming his value in life.
I see there. A place where the focus of the circle is me....as I give out every part of me it is return with fervent passionate smiles, willing hearts, and open hands....
I never cease to steal a moment to myself to envision there. And each time it out grows its original place...it becomes more elaborate in simplistic peace---I don't need the gigantic luxury. I just need room in there to move and grow as I please.
There is never disappointing and its always arrives at the right time....maybe I will encounter there sooner than what I expect. Maybe it will make a transition from a space in my mind to a place within my lifetime....but for now I will keep moving forward in here...
"There"...hmmm...I know what u mean...ur writings are so delicately said an heart felt...love u soooo much and miss reading ur blog...i need more kisses
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your adventure. Grow and be happy. Love of there will be always be here.
ReplyDeletePlease share your stories about your school and your journey. I have been waiting to hear about it, about you. Take care Rebel.
I am glad to see you are enjoying your transition. I opened up one of my google reader apps and the first thing I did was to come to your blog to see if you posted anything new and much to my delight I was great by an engaging blog as usual. I agree witb the two commenters above and I too long for more of your "Holden Caulfield-like" stories of the world as you see it and as it embraces your artistic spirit. I love your writings.
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