Sometimes I miss my old center
I say that loosely. They definitely treated me horribly for the 7 months i was there. But I still made friends. And it was my first job getting to work with more people of color like me. They became my closest friends at the job and sometimes we still text in our group chat. Even tho my old co teacher practically tortured me while I was there sometimes I wish I would of atleast stayed longer to make it easier getting a different job in childcare in the future. Definitely made it difficult being shy some months to officially make it a year worth of my time spent in the field. #daycare #storytime #lemon8contest
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