I am a little late on this post, but I recently moved to Boston for a job and I wanted to say that I am loving it here! This city is amazing. It is full of culture, history, water, cool people, and delicious food. I landed a job at a High School just outside of Boston teaching Child Development, Fashion Design, and Cooking. I am very excited about the opportunity but also feel like I have a lot of work to do and a long way to go before I feel completely comfortable in my classroom. There are some skills I will need to polish before I start teaching including sewing. I haven't sewn in years and now I need to somehow teach 25 students how to sew from scratch. This is my challenge I guess At the end of it at the very least I will have obtained a good domestic skill.
In the meantime, there are so many great things about living in Boston. I am lucky because I have the summer off. I have been spending my time developing curriculum, cooking, riding my new bike, swimming, eading on the beach, watching Boston sports team kick bum, and playing piano. I feel like after the last semester of my master's degree and student teaching where it was chaos 24/7, I am finally feeling like Holly again. Just by the way, anyone is welcome to visit and I will gladly host you!
Thank you for reading, I will do my best to update more often.
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Who is Hollikin?
Hi. Well, the blogger thingy asks me to describe myself. When I was a child I thought I was a super hero and I called my self the Hollinator. I had power over all of the neighbor kids...and thier pets. I grew out of that stage and became a wildly passionate Family and Consumer Science and Early Childhood Educator. I'm super adventurous, and intensely curious about everything. My guilty pleasures are cupcakes, cinnamon bears, and anything from a farmer's market. I'm obsessed with pearls and I prefer to spend my free time traveling the world. These are my stories.
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“Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won't feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do. We were born to make manifest the glory of God that is within us. It's not just in some of us; it's in everyone. And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others.”
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- Andrea and Eric
- Anna and Sean
- Baci and Scott
- Becca and Shane
- Becky and Aaron
- Brooklyn and Ned
- Candice and Hyrum
- Cary Ann and Kevin
- Catherine and Jackson
- Catherine and Paul
- Char and Dan
- Christy and Matt
- Cindy and Peter
- Colleen and Josh
- Courtney and Chris
- Elena and Brandon
- Elizabeth and Bryce
- Elyse and Rick
- Emlyn and Jeremy
- Francis and Brooke
- Gwen and Tom
- Heather and Andy
- Jacey and Nate
- Jen and Seth
- Jenn and Scott
- Jenny and Josh
- Jessica and John
- Jessica and Luke
- Jill and Cameron
- Julie and Chris
- Julie and Steve
- Kate and Brian
- Katherine and Lance
- Kelly and Dylan
- Kristen and Blake
- kristen and colby
- Kristien and Marshall
- Kristine and Jake
- Kristine and John
- Laura and Matt
- Leslie and Dave
- Lindsey and Nick
- Liz and Steve
- Loni and Andrew
- Mary Jane and Joseph
- Megan and Brandon
- Meghanne and Brandon
- Melissa and Justin
- Michelle and Aaron
- Miranda and Dave
- Nicky and John
- R and Andy
- Ruth and Kevin
- Sam and Chelsea
- Susie and Nathaniel
- Suzie and Travis
- Wendy and Will
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1 comment:
Hey Holly! I'm so excited for you and your new adventure! I've only been to Boston once...but I loved it! Just to answer your question: I use John Frieda Frizz-Ease shampoo/conditioner. It's pretty good for a grocery-store hair product. At least it works on my hair. I also really like Aveda's line. But...they're a little out of my price range these days! :) Hope all is well!
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