May 9, 2023 May is always a hectic time of year for our family as we wrap up our son's school year and complete state testing, as well as my own since I am a teacher. Even though I teach year round, many students are trying to finish before summer, while several are starting my … Continue reading Catching Up & What’s Coming Up – Changes for Addicted To Teaching
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April teacher life
April 29, 2023 Another month has gone by and most teachers are keeping count to the last day of school--seriously, just ask! (I am a 12 month teacher, so my classroom is a revolving door of new and completing students--sadly no count for me!) This month is full of activity. Many schools are beginning their … Continue reading April teacher life
Why We Ditched Our Beddy’s
April 25, 2023 Beddy's sheet set and coverlet If you have watched many YouTubers or started researching RV life, you have probably heard of Beddy's. If you have not, they are a bedding set that has the bottom section that fits like a fitted sheet and the top zips onto it, similar to a sleeping … Continue reading Why We Ditched Our Beddy’s
RVing with a Portable Dog Fence
April 22, 2023 We have been RVing for over a year now and have been "on the fence" about getting a portable dog fence. Our pups loved having a yard to run around in and have missed that. But with Molly, our senior doxie, a reactor to some vaccines and cannot get them, it means … Continue reading RVing with a Portable Dog Fence
What to Pack – RV Life
April 18, 2023 I'm in several RV life social media groups, so interact with people at all stages of their journey. One of the most frequent questions asked from those just starting out is "what do I need to pack in my RV?" The answer is simple: whatever you will need in your daily life. … Continue reading What to Pack – RV Life
Protecting Financial Identity – Lessons from a Repeat Victim
April 15, 2023 Most of us know someone that has been a victim of identity theft. It may even be you. It can be exhausting, time consuming and financially damaging to fix. I have been a victim, myself. My data was in a couple different breaches several years ago with major corporations and we got … Continue reading Protecting Financial Identity – Lessons from a Repeat Victim
Camping & Visiting Flagler Beach
April 11, 2023 Flagler Beach, Florida has become one of our favorite places to visit. In the last year, we have camped there 3 times, and have day tripped there many times before. We love the old beach town feel of the place. They have been very strict about keeping buildings from growing too tall, … Continue reading Camping & Visiting Flagler Beach
We Only Thought We Were Prepared
April 8, 2023 We dreamed of RV life for years and were thrilled to start our journey sooner rather than later. We'd heard so many horror stories, so we prepared, researched and thought we were ready. Turns out, we weren't. We had a lot of great memories our first year, but we had a lot … Continue reading We Only Thought We Were Prepared
First Attempt at Empanadas – My Kid Thinks I’m Amazing
April 4, 2023 My eleven year old son recently discovered a love of Empanadas while at the RV show and has been asking us to try and learn to make our own so he can choose his own fillings. After researching online and reaching out to fellow friends with a love of cooking, including those … Continue reading First Attempt at Empanadas – My Kid Thinks I’m Amazing
Make Time For the Struggling Student
April 1, 2023 Our world can be such a paradox, especially when it comes to education. Every student is an individual, with knowledge, skills and struggles uniquely their own. For some, those struggles may required education plans to help them demonstrate their learning and show just how capable and intelligent they truly are. For others, … Continue reading Make Time For the Struggling Student