Floral Friday: Hail Hibiscus

Remember my student’s science fair project about ♫music♪ effect on plants?

Science Project Poster: an elementary eye candy version of the presentations that I teach and the research experiment that I’m conducting!

I still have his yellow hibiscus that went without ♪music♫ in the experiment.

Now that we’ve entered ♣spring♣, this hibiscus can soak in the ☼sunshine☼, bloom and blossom!

Today, we had a hail storm hit, but I didn’t have much notice to remove it …

Before … Will my hibiscus withhold this hail storm??

At least this fortunate flower’s still in tact in the aftermath of this April shower!

After … YES, indeed, she did survive without withering!!!

Friendly reminder: Earth Day is on April 22nd!

Floral Friday: Teacher Appreciation

April showers bring May flowers!

Orchids from my Sissy! (Chips aren’t mine)

We were blessed with bountiful storms this past spring and beautiful blossoms are in full bloom! When I visited my sister over Memorial Day weekend, she was so sweet enough to surprise me with these orchids to celebrate that I’m returning to my teaching career.

Floral Friday: Yellow Orchids from my Sister for my teaching career!

The last time that I received orchids was when my speech students brought me a bouquet a couple of years ago on Earth Day, toward the end of the spring semester.

Flashback Friday: Purple Orchids from my Public Speaking students!

The following class day, my Interpersonal Communication class gifted me with more pretty plant life to add to my office ☼window☼ …

Annie enjoys the posies!

… and much to the pleasure of my Double A-Team! †GOD† truly has ♣blessed♣ us!

Asia takes a whiff of the floral fragrances!

The rewards that I reap from teaching include influencing my students positively.

Throwback Thursday: Annie (student, not my cat) presets me with these goodies!

My student, a fellow Filipina, gave me this gesture of gratitude that touched my ♥heart♥.

Flowers always brighten up this teacher‘s day!

Relationships are like plants; we nurture them to grow. ~ my mom