#twits
From Music To Life: A #LessonLearned by Christian Emmett
Christian Emmett writes about how his music teacher gave him a passion for music, but taught him a bigger life lesson as well….
Opting In: A Guest Post by Wayne Borean
Mr. Field was one of Wayne Borean’s Grade 13 math teachers. Read about his teacher memory today….
The Way Mrs. Wheeler Rolled: Guest Post by Ricky Anderson
Ricky Anderson’s first grade teacher’s name was Mrs. Wheeler. And he loved her….
Dear Mr Reichert by KD Sullivan
KD Sullivan is at my place today sharing a Lesson Learned from a favorite teacher….
The Day Mrs. Dean Saved My Life: Guest Post by Annie Wolfe
Annie Wolfe from Six Ring Circus is my guest blogger today, and she has a great teacher memory. But before we get to that, a little hoo-ha about Annie. Annie went to college, locked eyes with a handsome man in her anatomy class, and they got to studying anatomy. I mean, they got married….
Mrs. Schmidt's Wonderful World: Guest Post by Kathy English
My guest blogger today is Kathy English who recalls a wonderful self-contained sixth grade classroom experience for her #TWITS memory….
Hidden Potential: Guest Post by Saucy B.
My guest writer today is Saucy B from The Life and Times of a Self-Proclaimed Saucy Bitch….
If You're Lucky: Guest Post by Chase McFadden
Today’s guest blogger sharing his teacher memory for #TWITS is the amazing Chase McFadden from Some Species Eat Their Young. I don’t know how I first stumbled upon Chase’s stuff, but I subscribed immediately. I honestly get giddy when his posts roll in. Chase is a comic genius. He’s got like forty-two kids, and he lives on this farm where everyone is always filthy all the time. Or else they are wielding light sabres. Or trying to dig up enormous rocks. Excellent, right?…
Lessons From Mrs. Gurney: Guest Post by Penny Thoyts
My guest writer today is Penny Thoyts. She’s bopped over from across the pond to tell us about her favourite teacher, Mrs. Gurney….
The Good, the Bad & the Naughty: Guest Post by Paul Waters
My guest blogger today is Paul Waters, the snappy brain behind the lovely blog called blackwatertown. Paul went off-roading a bit and instead of writing about just one teacher memory, he wrote about a few: one good, one bad, and one naughty. Half the fun is in figuring out which is who. …