SteveBrickNJ
Well-Known Member
I totally understand.My husband told me to stop months ago but out of guilt I continued. Felt bad for leaving the kids. Then I ended up with a few regulars and they are nearly out of the highest level I teach. So I would no longer see them after they moved on anyway. That is my rationalizing missing the two kids I have known for 3 years. Wish I could share emails or instagram but I am sure it isn’t allowed.
My education story is from last night. My favorite student's mom asked me if her daughter could miss her last virtual lesson of the year...that lesson is today @ 2:35pm.
I responded that she COULD miss it, but that I'm sure she would want the closure of having a chance to say good bye to me.
Sure enough, ten minutes later the mom emailed back to me that when she confessed to her daughter that she attempted to cancel her last band lesson of the year...well her daughter became "VERY upset". The mom used capital letters like that. The mom withdrew her request and the 2:35pm Google Meet will take place as scheduled. That made me feel great that my favorite student also thinks highly of me.
Some kids are just special to you and I.
It's hard to face when we have to "let them go".
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