As of June of 2016 I have been working at a daycare/preschool. It is conveniently right across from Blinn College. When I started at my job it was only because I wanted weekends off, did not want to work late, and I love kids. Little did I know that this job would show me what I wanted to do for the rest of my life. I am the lead teacher in the afternoon and I seriously love my job more than anything. It honestly does not even feel like a job to me. I love watching my kids learn new things, and accomplish things they thought they could never achieve. I have such a strong bond with each and every one of my kids. I love each of them more than they could ever imagine. My job has taught me  over the past few months. My patience has grown tremendously. When I first started every little thing drove me crazy now I can tolerate pretty much anything.  I have learned to think before I speak. Working at a preschool has taught me more than just how to deal with children. It has given me so many life lessons. The money may not be crazy good but even at a young age I have learned that money is not the most important thing in life. It is a great thing to have but it is not the most important thing.

   I truly have a passion of working with kids. I have three nieces and a nephew and I am so in love with them. They are the best things that have ever happened to me. They are kind of what made me want to work at a daycare because I love spending all of my time with them.  I think working with children has always been a passion of mine. I love everything about my job. It is like I am an adult all-day every day except for when I am at work. I get to play with them, and color with them. It is honestly the perfect job for me. It has shown me that I want to major in Early Childhood development. I want to one day own my daycare/preschool to run things my own way but I have to get up to that point first. I want to move somewhat close to my hometown and run a very large child care center.