Proverbs 15:1-3
15 A gentle response turns away anger,
but a harsh word stirs up wrath.
2 The tongue of the wise treats knowledge correctly,
but the mouth of the fool spouts out folly.
3 The eyes of the Lord are in every place,
keeping watch on those who are evil and those who are good.
Generally I am totally spot on with my kids. I try to do things right but yesterday I had it with my aide and I left as she was getting them. Then she had someone come and get me because apparently she was not watching them or complained. Initially I was embarrassed because I had got caught for once in a blue moon not watching my kids and then anger that she has done everything to make me less than desirable to my students. I ask God how long will I be put down. I ask God what is wrong with me. How long will the terror of her anger be upon me and my students.
I don't do things like the general teacher. I think before I act. I take the heat for some stuff that is really not my fa I ult I try to be fair even if I don't personally like you. All stuff that good leaders do.
But then I thought about some of the situations that have occurred and the Lord showed me them in a new way. I can slightly see why she reacted the way she did. But I wanting to know how long.
Sometimes I watch myself in action and I know it is the Lord guiding me. I am able to be calm in difficult situations, react appropriately when all crazy breaks loose and be nice. I see my students being nice. But how long
I don't want to live in the past. I see a sign about a baseball championship that occurred 10 years ago. I don't want to be a part of a legacy but I want to live.
I am learning so much. I am even doing new things at the end of the year. I am fixing things. But I know that would not be possible without God.
I have an interview at another place for the summer. Part of me wants it and part of me does not. Also I am a bit concerned about the new. What if I fail. What if I am out of God's will.
I know I am supposed to be in that classroom this year. I know I am supposed to go on that interview. I know it is not an accident. Lord have your way and will. I choose to see things from a different perspective even if it makes me look back. But I stand strong that the prophecy that was given to me in fourth grade that my playground is my training ground is so true today.