Thanks for stopping by and taking a moment to get to know me!
My name is April, and yes, I'm born in April (you would be surprised how rare that is!). My husband, Kevin, and I are both teachers, professions that are perfect for our loves and talents. We are a couple who believes teaching isn't just a career, it's a lifestyle. The teaching lends us the opportunity to be creative, be charitable, and create change. We teach in the schools we both attended as children. I teach fourth grade science and math. We are also both coaches: my husband was a leading part of creating the cross-country program in our county's middle schools eight years ago and I gladly serve as his assistant. We have a huge program: 125 sixth - eighth graders!
I am a novice cook. I used to burn water (i blame my at the time undiagnosed ADHD). I'm getting better and last year made leaps and bounds. I don't love to cook and I'm blessed to have a husband who does! I do love to bake though.

Music inspires me. I'm very eclectic in the music I like. My elementary music teacher changed my life when she inspired my love for music. I have been playing clarinet, mostly now in my church, for years. I am also a low bass handbell ringer in my church's impressive choir. I am a huge fan of both Sister Hazel (fans refer to themselves as Hazelnuts) and 30 Seconds to Mars. The title of my blog, World Inside My Head, comes from a Sister Hazel song.


I can't leave out my little babies: Chester and Tucker, our dog and bunny. We found Chester three years ago in the pound. We wanted to rescue a dog, so we visited our county's Animal Control office. We were looking for something smaller, about knee height. I had always had large dogs so for us to find him in the back of the kennel and know he was the one ws a surprise. The day before we picked m up the shelter called and informed us that the kennel had a severe case of distemper, an incurable neurological virus that is cruel for dogs, resulting in necessary euthanasia. We could reconsider if we wished, but if we kept Chester, he ran a better than not chance to dying. We took our chance and the next three weeks were some of the most nervous we'd encountered. Three years later, he's still here. Also pictured is my classroom bunny, Tucker.

This year our hearts also welcomed another pet...my classroom chick. More on her later, but she is really the coolest pet of all time. This is my sweetheart, Clara Cluck.

This year our hearts also welcomed another pet...my classroom chick. More on her later, but she is really the coolest pet of all time. This is my sweetheart, Clara Cluck.
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