Thanks for stopping in @evlachsblog. Your hubby must be a good guy. Paying attention to detail pays off when a project is complete. When you step back from the finished project, it's nice to see that everything you imagined has been accomplished without any flaws.
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You're welcome. Yes, he really is a good guy!!! I am so blessed. He helps me with some of my projects that I can use at school (I am an early childhood educator) and those craft projects are for long-term use. He said that in everything he does, he does it to perfection or not do it at all.
An early childhood educator, you must have the patience of a saint.
I was also an educator. I was a special education teacher for 30 years. I worked with middle school children with behavioral issues. I loved every minute of my career.
I was initially a high school teacher, but moving to Australia from the Philippines, I observed a huge difference between the behaviour of the students here and from my home country. I thought I'm just not cut out to be a high school teacher here. So I applied for a relief teaching position in a Christian private school here from where I live, and thankfully, they accepted me. The school's Early Learning Centre offered me to work there, and since 2015, I have been teaching in ELC, and I really love the atmosphere, working with my fellow early childhood educators and the children.
haha!!! I can be patient, but sometimes these young people do push their boundaries and my patience is always tested, that's for sure! But I love my job... I consider it my ministry.