As the title implies, this page may or may not give you Too Much Information...
I suppose that if you are navigated around my site to this extent that you are considering me to work with you/your child, so I may as well tell you a bit more about myself so you can determine this would be a good fit!
I bought my first car, a 1970 Chevelle for $2,000 when I was 15, and I have been hooked since. I do body work, and paint work on them as well as mechanical work and interior restoration. If its newer than 2000 or so I am super intimidated by all the electronics, and small spaces, but I am still do most of my own repairs on them. Below are some I had or still have
My first car POST restoration. Sold to a guy in Florida
My 55 Bel Air pre paint job
55 Bel Air post paint job (actually, its plastidipped that "primer"color)
My 65 Mustang I recently sold
I enjoy my summers, and love travel, and any outdoor activities! I hike, fish, hunt, ride my dirtbike (KX 125) travel, canoe, jetski, etc...
As you can see, I will do what it takes to get to my fishing spot...
And kids, don't judge me on my sweet car! Being frugal with your money now and investing will set you up much better in the long term! We can discuss this more when we meet up, although I don't have that sweet red $500 Metro anymore : (
Some bass I got last year that became dinner. I love stream fishing, lake fishing, and taking my boat out on the sound for porgies, stripers, blues, and blackfish.
Hiked down the Grand Canyon, and camped at the bottom in 2009 and 2012. If you ever want to do it, all you need is to make sure to reserve a spot down at the bottom a bit in advance. I think the campsite fee is only $20 or so.
This is the Earth Science Nerd in me...
Me straddling the Mid-Atlantic Ridge in Iceland Summer 17'. The Wife and I stopped there on a 3 day layover on our way over to Western Europe to backpack through Switzerland and Norway then made our way down to Rome.
I like to keep my room a place where students feel comfortable and safe, which allows them to take risks and chances with zero chance of feeling inadequate if they happen to make a mistake.
Took this picture because my family/friends couldn't wrap their head around the type of school I worked at. Picture was taken on your average Tuesday in my first alternative school.
Same school as depicted on the left... This student was brutally honest with about his sour feelings towards Math on Day1. By the end of the year, this is what he was producing. Along with his 83 on the Common Core Algebra test...
Cozy Classroom feeling! (Only 3 students in the class, as the school was closing soon, and students were being moved to other facilities).
House I was actually building over summer 2016 when I got the phone call from my current school with their official job offer.
