Perfectly Imperfect: Food for Thought

Thursday, November 10, 2011

Food for Thought

A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops.
Henry B. Adams (1838-1918)

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AnonymousNovember 10, 2011 at 9:50 PM
I am my own example of that. It all started with my 1st grade teacher, and i wanted to be like her. Along the way, i pursied a different interest and now am back to my long lived passion. My teacher probably has no idea. Love the quote, thanks for posting.
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Amber BinnsNovember 12, 2011 at 11:21 AM
Our quotes are very similiar! Teachers have the power to affect children long after they have had them. Great quote!!
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Lee Anner Dyes(mother)made me feel special because she doted on my every accomplishment and always encouraged me to ask questions and read. Has passed away, but her strong discipline helped me to persevere through every goal I set and see it through to the end.

Olevia Frank (sister)helped me to believe in myself in spite of what others said.Would walk me to and from school every day.Is still my rock and confidant.

Roberta Thierry (aunt)always told me that I was the daughter she never had. She has three sons. Told me bible stories.Always has a encouraging word for me.

Ben Andrews (paster)Taught me the word of God and how to apply it in my life. I have since moved my church membership , but live by the spiritual foundation that he laid in my life.

Helen Bush (best friend)was always there for no matter what. I shared my innermost secrets with her. We still speak at least twice a year on each other's birthday and are Face Book friends.

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