I work with teenagers. Apparently one of them snapped this photo last Friday as I was standing on the 2nd floor, watching them hang posters down below in celebration of women’s history month.
They keep me sane. I have want to live a life of hope when I am standing in front of their beginner’s eyes. This picture is a reminder of my students looking up to me and needing to be a strong example of how to live your life well despite challenges.
And I look truly happy here. So there’s that.
Teresa Shimogawa 
Teresa, you look hot in that picture, are there not a queue of men wanting to date you?????
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Why thank you Karl!
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Wow, bad English (and I’m an England-er), I meant, IS there not a queue….. (or ARE there not queues of men).
Unfortunately I’m in London, otherwise I’d be stalking your a**….!!!
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I knew you were British when you used the word “queue.” We only use that word on Netflix! I have a question, Karl. Why do you guys have the worst food in the world? Haha. Like THE WORST.
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It’s true, no defence lol. I served on an American airbase in Germany for 3 years and was asked that question a lot, along with “why do you Brits have such bad teeth (apart from you)?” (my teeth were judged to be acceptable by American standards). The only thing I can think of is that we Brits were far too preoccupied with Imperialism and conquering the world, rather than building a decent base of cuisine. Thankfully, we once ‘owned’ India and then in the 1950s thousands came over here from India and brought curry – which is now our national favourite dish!!!
p.s. yes we invented the queue system, that’s one thing we are definitely proud of lol.
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Maybe we’re just snotty Americans. We might still be a little miffed over King George. I’ve actually been to the UK 4x. My cousin lives in Newcastle and I used to have a friend in Canterbury.
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