Fallin' Up

An article about the WRTC Cohort was published in the local Wyoming File news program. Its a great snapshot of the work we've been doing and the intensity of what we are working toward. I love it it and more importantly, I am greatful for it. I like the work I am doing and I love the community it's creating. I don't think there are are other community based education programs that offer something similar in our area.

http://wyofile.com/ron_feemster/federal-grants-help-native-teacher-aides/ It's legitimate. I made it in the newspaper!

My work space, my place of concentration and love, and diligence at what I do. My job doesn't take up my life like it use to. But it does feel good to know that I do something I love and I love what I do. Every day isn't awesome but it's a good place to start. I like the work that I do and the people I'm able to interact with. My goal in college was to become an elementary school teacher so I could go back to the town I use to live in and find a decent enough job while starting a family. When the life I envisioned and the person I envisioned everything with started to wear thin, I realized teaching wasn't my dream or goal-it was the easiest and most available option.  I didn't want to become a miserable teacher. I had enough of those and when goals fall short I believe it's heartbreak that you really can't hide. I didn't want to hide. I put myself through three years of college/technical school and realized that I wasn't sure what my goal...