Alright, y'all. It's the moment we've been waiting for all week (ha! or me at the least)!
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Speaking of giveaways, have y'all heard about the NSF's Scrub Club giveaway? It is FABULOUS. Snap a photo of your kiddos with shiny clean hands and you can enter the Scrub Club Clean Hands Giveaway to win one of five $100.00 gift cards. One picture for a chance to win $100 bucks?!?!?!? I am all over that!!!!! And, did I mention that the Scrub Club website is ADORABLE. So perfect for teaching all about germs. Want to enter??????? Click here.
Alrighty, so I'm always a little bit on the fence about sharing personal info for the whole world to read (unless of course it's my love for Star Trek. Classy, right????), but for once I'm going to make a special exception and share something close to my own little heart. Enter MAYO CLINIC, ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA. Y'all, I have been up here in the Northland for the past week on "vacation" to be treated for a bleeding disorder and, let me tell you, the doctors here are INCREDIBLE. While I originally planned on keeping this little "vacation hot spot" a secret (because sharing medical info on the WWW seems a little creepy), I just knew that I was called to share what an awesome place Mayo is with you fabulous people after experiencing the amazing medical care they provide. So, if you or anyone you love ever needs medical attention (which I pray never happens), head up on north. You may get snowed on, but I promise you that the medical treatment and tax free clothes at the Mall of America will make the trip well worth your while. Moral of the story? Minnesota rocks.
So, wanna know what I'm doing tomorrow? Driving back to reality, that's what. After two weeks of Spring Break and my little "vacation," I am soooooooo excited to return to my classroom, sleep in my own bed, stop smelling like a suitcase, and post some new freebies for y'all to use in the classroom!!!!!!! Vacation= Over. We'll just see if I ever get back to cookin'. A week and a half of eating out can really spoil a girl. But don't worry, Mr. Handsome. I will feed you even if I don't resume cooking. It just might require the help of my new best friend, Carry Out.
Hope you are having a FANTASTIC Wednesday, Y'all!
7 comments:
Yes, the Mayo Clinic is AMAZING. The quality of care there is superb. My mom had a liver transplant there about 5 years ago. With their help, you'll be back to your old self in no time! And, yes, the midwest weather is kinda stinky - hello - March 22 and 14 inches of snow???!!! But the midwestern friendliness is worth living here :) Hope you didn't spend too much at the MOA!
Kathleen ~ growingkinders.blogspot.com
Thanks for sharing so we have the opportunity to tell you we think you are great and hope you are feeling better VERY soon! So glad you didn't hear, "I'm not a miracle worker, Jim!" at Mayo. {{Did I get that Star Trek reference right? Only for you would I quote Star Trek!}}
Jenn
http://finallyinfirst.blogspot.com
I have heard nothing but great things about MAYO. My sister in law spent a month there and speak very highly of it.
Jodi
www.fun-in-first.blogspot.com
Thank you for being an amazing teacher who shares, inspires, and helps fellow teachers like me. Praying for your recovery and strength.
Helen Vollbrecht
shoegal827@cox.net
I have also heard great things about the MAYO clinic...thanks for sharing such a personal story...prayers for your recovery are being sent your way!
~Gladys
Once Upon a Time in First Grade
I'm glad to hear you're doing okay. I know you liked it there, but I hope you never have to go back! May good health follow you wherever you go!
I grew up in Minnesota but moved to Utah a few years ago. I like to spend my down time telling people here how wonderful Minnesota is. Yes, it is cold, but it is such a beautiful place filled with wonderful people. I appreciate your nice shout out about Mayo Clinic and Minnesota!
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