Penguin
Mania .....
If you haven't stopped by to see me lately........ you may come to the wrong office. I've moved. In the process of my responsibilities changing from preschool and elementary to just elementary...... I was asked to move offices. The move makes me more centrally located to the elementary wing. This also provided me the opportunity to change the "theme" for my office. For years (just about 17 years) my office was decorated in Noah's Ark. The many things I had acquired over the years were primarily from families I hold very dear to my heart. For now they are packed up but will soon decorate the walls and shelves of my craft room at home. I have been intrigued with penguins for a while now. I had a few things already but slowly a few more "pretties" have shown up. A big shout out to Jesse Wood for the painting that now graces my office wall and the buckets that hold some pretty essential items. Can you tell what is in my buckets? Why yes- that is dum dums in one bucket; pens, scissors, etc. in another and note cards in the bigger bucket. Thanks so much Jesse!
I love penguins so much that sometimes I visit here and watch the penguins live at the Tennessee Aquarium. Especially when they have new penguins. I love watching them.
Some of my new penguin friends are in the picture below. One does flips, one is a puzzle and one is just really cute. The main reason I wanted to show you this picture is because there is one thing I could not depart with from the Noah's Ark theme- my name plate. Friends at my first church, Shively Baptist in Louisville, Kentucky gave me this and it had to stay. Good thing it had the same shades of blue from my new office walls so my designer friend Jena would allow it to stay. Does anyone (not from Louisville) know where it was made?
I even found one office supply that goes with my new theme......
Having trouble figuring this one out?
Well here it is open---- a jump drive! I believe you can never have too many jump drives! Well come by and see me- check out my new space in person. I would love to see you!
Much Love!
Mrs. Tara