Re: Re: Working with RA Larry

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Hi Larry:

Good to hear that you will be trying to get back to

work in August - yes, a big guy like you with little

ones must be quite a site! Your post sounds more

optimistic than your last, so I am hoping that you and

your wife have worked through some of the things that

were bothering you last time. If that is the case, I

am very happy for you. Best of luck with your

teaching - and healing your foot!

Kathe in CA

--- Larry Holmack <bichondaddy1057@...> wrote:

>

> Hi...

>

> I just wanted to add my 2 cents in on this

> subject.I cannot work in retail anymore because of

> the OA and RA...it's just too painful to be on my

> feet the 10 to 12 hours retail management requires.

> Once my foot heals...yes..I am still in a cast for

> my foot that I broke back in March...I am going to

> go back to substitute teaching in August...when

> school takes up again. I can deal with the walking

> around a classroom...and I can usually find a stool

> to sit on at the front of the class to keep order.

> Since I only teach Pre-k to 4th grade...it is easy

> to keep the kids occupied with seat work....and I

> can then walk around the class easily and sit when I

> need to on my stool. I really enjoy Pre-k and

> K...since most of the day is spent doing activities

> they enjoy, and I can sit down most of the

> time...since it is easier for them to talk to me at

> that level. As most know...I am 6'6 " tall and the

> little ones are very intimidated by someone so tall.

> So sitting makes me less

> intimidating to them...and easier for me!!

>

> Well...just my 2 cents for what its worth!!!

>

>

> Larry Holmack

> KarLa Bichon Frise

> Now in Houston Texas Bichondaddy1057@...

>

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