I don’t know what to say.
My daughter sobbed into my shoulder last night and I didn’t know what to say.
I will stand in front of my students today and I won’t know what to say.
A Courageous Attempt
I don’t know what to say.
My daughter sobbed into my shoulder last night and I didn’t know what to say.
I will stand in front of my students today and I won’t know what to say.
I saw students high-fiving each other in the hallway this morning. Just stay calm.
Oh shit. Yeah. I’m glad that I work from home!
I have no words. Just know you are not alone in the disbelieve.
I don’t know what to say either. The only thing making me feel a LITTLE better today is knowing that there are still like-minded people out there. We have to stick together, Noemi.
I don’t know how to look my LGBTQ+ students in the eyes. I don’t know how to address concerns my students with disabilities have. I don’t know what to say to my friends who are young women. We’ve let the whole world down.
This does not compute. I do not understand, although I read an article the other day that concluded that many Trump supporters were not even looking for improvement but rather someone to tear it all down, so I guess that’s what you’ve got. We have our own wreckers here in Australia who torpedoed the Voice referendum last year. So sad.
*hugs *
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From Massachusetts
Anon in mass
You are not alone in this! I had a good cry this morning and apparently so had my daughter’s bio teacher in class. We have every right to be sad. Hopefully we find words for this eventually
It is all those emotions and reactions. And there will be a terrible price paid for a long time to come. Thank you for raising a daughter who was upset. Thank you for being able to enter and stand in front of a classroom. We need to hold hands because this is just the beginning. PLEASE FIGHT for a future and stand with each other for this world and the people on it.
I don’t know what to say either. I told my boyfriend if it weren’t for him I’d be leaving the country right now. His daughter not knowing of that conversation asked me last night if we could leave the country. Never doubt she’s my daughter now! LOL And, we are formulating a plan B to do just that if necessary. Thankfully, he’s a permanent resident so it’s possible. But, we’re scared. I’m disabled, and just hunkering down at home not wanting to talk to people. And, I know we in CA are considerably more fortunate than most of the country.