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I Mustache You... About a NC Blogger Meet Up!!!

I don't know about y'all, but I am super duper jealous of the blogger meet ups that have been happening over the summer.  If you teach in Central NC and want to join us, email me or comment below so I can send out invites.  No blogging experience necessary - all teachers are welcome to join us as we chat about teacher things.  Not sure what teacher things are?  Here are a few examples:
Cheap school supplies; 
Teachers Pay Teachers; 
Beginning a new school year;
Wedding plans (since a couple of attendees are getting married very soon!)
How lovely it is to spend more than 4 minutes eating a meal, (with an adult beverage, too!)
someecards.com - As a teacher, I train for nine months to become a competitive eater. I can finish a meal in 3.2 seconds flat! 25 minute lunch my arse!
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Interested?  We will be going to a restaurant at White Oak Crossing in Garner, NC if you want to Google Map it.  Hope to see you August 24!!  :)  Here's a link to the event on Facebook.

Comments

  1. Unknown7/23/2013

    I may be able to break away to meet up.

    Crystal Shepherd
    lucytumnus@gmail.com
    Lamppost in a STEM classroom

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  2. Casey Wiggins7/23/2013

    I can't wait!!! I've missed you and I want to meet other superstars too! :)

    Casey
    Second Grade Math Maniac

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  3. The Sassy Teacher7/23/2013

    I'd love to come and see you Jen!!! I'm moving to 3rd and I need all of the help and encouragement that I can get!!!
    stephanie.smith.ss21@gmail.com

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    1. Hello Mrs Sykes7/23/2013

      Stephanie~
      3rd grade? What? You've got this! Come for tons of encouragement!

      ~Jen

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  4. Brittany8/01/2013

    Hey Jen! I just moved to NC and I'm teaching in Wake County, I'd love to attend!

    My email is brhutchinson16@gmail.com

    Brittany
    Closing the Gap... in a Cute Outfit!

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