Emily H
Although born in Austin, Emily grew up on the Eastside of Fort Worth. After marrying her high school sweetheart, and following the military's whims for a few years, the lovebirds wound up back in the Fort, with their three children in tow. Currently, Emily shares her love of books and writing with both her children and her middle school students. On the weekends, you'll find her outside running local streets and trails, as well as being her kids' biggest fan at whatever sport may be in season.
The End of the Year That Wasn’t
I missed my last opportunity to look over their shoulder and read their writing in real-time. I'll never again greet them by name as they walk into my class and laugh when they roll their eyes at my jokes.
The Quarantine Glad Game: Things I’ll Miss When This Is Over
I'm an introvert at heart and am truly relishing the lack of places and functions I have to go to at the moment. It's not that I don't enjoy it when I do go places, but it's pretty draining and takes away from other things I love, like sitting on the couch with my husband and reading a good book.
5 Reasons Your Kid Needs a Watch
I love being able to tell my kids when they can come out of their rooms, eat breakfast, turn on the television, etc. and hold them accountable for managing their time.
Disney+ :: Pluses, Minuses, and Hidden Treasures
Disney+ is a one-stop shop of wonder for the franchises of Disney, Marvel, Star Wars, Pixar, and National Geographic, and the content is extensive and exceptional, making it an instant favorite for many.
The Relevance of Nostalgic 90s TV
As much as my students see themselves reflected in the main characters, I am reminded I need to be the parent and teacher who is there for them and helps see the valuable lessons in their struggles.
Check Your (Play)List Twice
Here are several out-of-the-box songs that might not make your typical top ten list, but they're amazing all the same and can be perfect additions to your favorite holiday activity.
Turkey with a Side of Stories
It is the stories of people that make up society's true history. While history books give you the broad strokes of events, they do not often show the very essence of the people who lived through them.