Just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate your contributions. Now I don’t have to worry what will happen to SpiderID when the real world calls me to go participate. π
Oh, amico mio..
The real world is going to call on me, too..much too soon, I’m afraid π
But I will never forget the wonderful time spent here.
You guys have built a wonderful community. Something to be proud of.
Awww, oh no… but we can still visit and play comment tag, I hope. Due to the COVID, I have abruptly become a 1st grade (6-years-old) science and history teacher, and I don’t even have all my course layouts yet. I have a lot of work to do. It’s going to be awesome, though. I already have my student calling any and all spiders they find “cute.” You’re a great addition to our community, and whenever the real world gets too hectic, you’re always welcome here. We all have our own real-world obligations and can definitely understand the need to… Read more Β»
“I already have my student calling any and all spiders they find βcute.β Well that must be a miracle! You’re not a teacher then, you’re a wizard. I rephrase: you must be both a teacher and a wizard! But then again, can you draw a clear line between the former and the latter :)? Aren’t we expected to work wonders everyday at school? π For my part, I tried as hard as I could to have my kids make friends with spiders last.year but…their respose was unsatisfactory, to say the least π Yet you gotta believe me: I left no… Read more Β»
You’re right. Considering the impact a teacher has on the lives of their students, we may as well be wizards. I only hope I can live up to the enormous responsibility involved. Fortunately, I’m not alone. I have a mentor who’s experienced in homeschooling and is teaching the hard stuff: English. Not everyone can be converted to loving spiders, it’s true. But we keep trying, and when we need a little spider enthusiast convention, we’ve got SpiderID for that. π Have you seen Lucas the Spider? I hear those are really good for encouraging kids to see the cuteness of… Read more Β»
This is a magnificent specimen of Argiope lobata. What a breathtaking pic!
Hi Vonpaulus,
Just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate your contributions. Now I don’t have to worry what will happen to SpiderID when the real world calls me to go participate. π
Oh, amico mio..
The real world is going to call on me, too..much too soon, I’m afraid π
But I will never forget the wonderful time spent here.
You guys have built a wonderful community. Something to be proud of.
Awww, oh no… but we can still visit and play comment tag, I hope. Due to the COVID, I have abruptly become a 1st grade (6-years-old) science and history teacher, and I don’t even have all my course layouts yet. I have a lot of work to do. It’s going to be awesome, though. I already have my student calling any and all spiders they find “cute.” You’re a great addition to our community, and whenever the real world gets too hectic, you’re always welcome here. We all have our own real-world obligations and can definitely understand the need to… Read more Β»
“I already have my student calling any and all spiders they find βcute.β Well that must be a miracle! You’re not a teacher then, you’re a wizard. I rephrase: you must be both a teacher and a wizard! But then again, can you draw a clear line between the former and the latter :)? Aren’t we expected to work wonders everyday at school? π For my part, I tried as hard as I could to have my kids make friends with spiders last.year but…their respose was unsatisfactory, to say the least π Yet you gotta believe me: I left no… Read more Β»
You’re right. Considering the impact a teacher has on the lives of their students, we may as well be wizards. I only hope I can live up to the enormous responsibility involved. Fortunately, I’m not alone. I have a mentor who’s experienced in homeschooling and is teaching the hard stuff: English. Not everyone can be converted to loving spiders, it’s true. But we keep trying, and when we need a little spider enthusiast convention, we’ve got SpiderID for that. π Have you seen Lucas the Spider? I hear those are really good for encouraging kids to see the cuteness of… Read more Β»