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I woke up this morning to text messages from a colleague that I needed to call her before I went to school. I texted her back that I had woken up late (I do not handle time change well) and I added a cute little sleepy emoji. There was no response. That was not normal. She texts back pretty quickly. Also, she was up at 5:30 which is so not her. I called. I expected her to ask me to get some substitute things together for her. I wish that had been the case. She notified me that one of our students had been killed in a car accident. I didn't know what to say/feel. I didn't teach this young man, but I knew him.

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First off, Happy Valentine's Day!! Today is celebrated by so many people and they think about romantic love. And while that's great and wonderful and gives you all kinds of butterflies in your tummy, there's a lot of mystery about the history of Valentine's Day. It was originally celebrated as St. Valentine's Day in the Catholic Church and then in an effort to convert pagans it was celebrated around a Roman fertility festival. Some of the ideas merged and then writers in England and Europe romanticized it. And truth be told, they don't know which St. Valentine it was originally for. 🤷 But what is known is that whichever Valentine it was, he was a martyr of the church. He was going against the status quo of the day to show the love of God. He was spreading the gospel in order that others may know the love of Jesus and the salvation that it brings. Today I want to share an old post with you. I wrote this 7 yea...

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