1st Day of School...

and already hard at work.

I was up last night until 3:30 with a stomach virus. I have no idea how I got through the day. I took this with my iPhone beause I knew I wouldn't be getting out to take pictures today.

Thanks so much for the views and comments. They all mean a lot to me. I hope everyone has a great week!

[Jobi]

I hope the kids were kind to you,today.

[Caren]

@obiwan Thank you...they were :)

[Kerri]

Great group shot

[Danette Thompson]

Have a great year!

[Gina]

Hope you get some rest and feel better soon.

[Erica]

I hope today will be better .... good week thanks to you too :-)
the boys do not seem very happy ....

[Sharon]

Great candid portrait. Hope you feel better.

[JackieS]

Bleeeuugghh... stomach virus is not good, hope you feel better soon. Well done with even grabbing a photo!

[Junan Heath]

Wonderful shot! Rest & feel better soon!

[Ian Fisher]

Nice classroom shot - most of them look to be working pretty hard, so a good start to the term! I hope you are feeling better soon.

[Linda Lorraine]

Welcome back to schoo! Sorry you were so under the weather. Feel better

[Nada A.]

Hope it was a good first day. Hope you are feeling better.

[Linda Webb]

Hah, they look so excited to be there. I don't see a whole lot of girls in the pic, what are you teaching? Sure hope you feel better, stomach viruses are NO fun!

[bardejov]

Hope you have a good year. They all look tired already. :-)

[Caren]

@ariel817 I teach 6th grade social studies. There aren't a lot of girls in this class. I have one class, though, that has 31 kids in it, and only one of them is a boy!

[Caren]

@bardejov Yeah, their brains weren't used to working yet. :)

[Linda Webb]

@clmiller Wow, that's a huge class size (31 kids) -- I don't envy you at all! Social studies, fun subject, though!

[Anatoly]

Hi, Carol. So I'm your collegue - a teacher of English at a local evening school now. Our classes start on the 1st of September and I'll see such scenes nearly every day for about nine months. It is interesting for me to look inside your classroom - just like ours. The difference is that our students sit in two at a table. Thank you for sharing.