Sweetannu is a teacher by profession and foodie by passion. She loves to travel and making new friends.
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Teaching is considered a noble profession
and a teacher is a living example for the students to follow. Being a
teacher was too ordinary a profession for a dreamy, introverted girl
like me. Getting married at the age of 18 and being a mother at the age
of 20, teaching for me seemed to be the best profession at that
time. I entered Kindergarten along with my daughter. It was going to be a
two way street for us both. I was certainly happy to be amidst
innocent toddlers running, singing and playing around me. It was my
profession now.
All set for my Kids
The outlet for my creativity, reflected in my teaching aids, methods
and constant desire to upgrade my skills. I never resisted change and
happily accepted what came my way. I got the added benefit of free
education for my daughter who studied in the same prestigious school. I
would further like to add that my mom was a teacher in the same school
and having passed my Std X there too, it was now my turn to give back
what I had received.
However my routine mundane life was getting to be quite boring. Having
to do the same thing that is teaching. I get up early in the morning,
completing all my household duties and trying to reach school on the
allotted time given was my top priority. When in school I prepared
lessons with great care and remains busy during the hours I worked.
” To teach is too touch a life forever” To touch their lives forever, I
need to spend time quality time getting to know them. I’ve been on the
search to further develop my education and knowledge especially on the
computer. There is a vast world out there waiting to be tapped. This
only helped me grow and enhance my teaching skills. I scan through the
net, browsing Pinterest, Google, and searched high and low for new and
exciting things to incorporate into my school setup. Worksheets, new
songs, poems, power point presentations were now easy for me. I stumbled
upon twitter and started tweeting just for fun. My followers increased
along with my social media contacts. Contests became a passion and
hashtags took over my spare time at home.
Making cake pops at a food event
TV was only to view at night and afternoon sleep I said a bye-bye. I
am happy to connect with former students on Facebook, some of whom are
already parents, who tell me how significantly I affected their lives.
Social Media has changed my life. My experimenting with blogging too got
results as people started appreciating my posts. I got called for
restaurants and food reviews for my honest opinion. So here I stand
today, a much Happier, positive and experienced person.
Happy that life taught me those lessons I discovered.
Happy to learn the law of impermanence.
Happy to learn that craving leads to misery.
Its time to start a new Life.
Time to Meet @sweetAnnu
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