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This makes me miss my teaching days! There really is something about the simpleness….pureness of the gifts from children.
Well I love these things also…but my teaching has only been with my own children, but I appreciate all teachers. There is nothing greater than teachers who love their work.
Sunflowers and apples? Wow, that's so sweet and simple and CHEERFUL! Just thinking about it makes me smile. You must be a good teacher! 🙂
Teaching is more than an occupation and it is a blessing to have passionate docents in this art form we call life.
Wonderful smile inducing gestures!
Beautiful and so true! I miss those precious gifts. I'll take it even a step further and say there's even something really special about a tiny handful of dandelions presented by an innocent child isn't there? I even miss those…Lovely post and lovely photo!
Very sweet, Ginny! This made me smile 🙂
I know I would love those gifts.
Those simple but oh-so-meaningful gifts. I love how you see them — the small blessings that we would actually miss so much had they not been given.
So sweet and simple. I love how children express their affection.
What a wonderful gift! I should do that for Sprout's teacher. Being a newbie school parent, I really have no clue what I'm doing when it comes to these things!
Oh so pretty! Those thank-yous are the best.
It's funny how the simple things can look so beautiful when by themselves. Sunflowers tend to get lost among other flowers when in a bunch, but by themselves? They shine brighter.
I love the beautiful simplicity of this post! However, for me, I have had one too many hand drawn pictures. I love them, I really do, but I don't know what to do with them all. Some people tell me to take a picture and I've gotta think that doesn't do it justice! And yet, I can't keep all of them!
Oh, so sweet! I love when that happens!