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Created for the ADSR Challenge #5 put together by Butternug Squash.
Features the ACOT, "Extra Credit" collab kit.
Font - Chalkboard
Journaling reads:
My mom and I have had our differences through the years, but there have been some important lessons I’ve learned from her over the years. One of the biggest involves education. As long as I can remember, school has been a top priority to her. So much so, that she always, especially in the early years, made sure she was there. She came to all the activities and events, was a class mom and even served on the PTA. Now that I have my own children, I can see the need for parents in the classroom even more clearly, which is why I’ve made it a priority to be involved in my children’s education. Even though Tommy’s only just in Primary 1, and Jonathan hasn’t even started school yet, I want to be there, making a difference. I want to be an encouragement not only to my children, but to their classmates as well, because the better the environment for my child, the better they will do in school, which, in turn, will positively affect their classmates.
Features the ACOT, "Extra Credit" collab kit.
Font - Chalkboard
Journaling reads:
My mom and I have had our differences through the years, but there have been some important lessons I’ve learned from her over the years. One of the biggest involves education. As long as I can remember, school has been a top priority to her. So much so, that she always, especially in the early years, made sure she was there. She came to all the activities and events, was a class mom and even served on the PTA. Now that I have my own children, I can see the need for parents in the classroom even more clearly, which is why I’ve made it a priority to be involved in my children’s education. Even though Tommy’s only just in Primary 1, and Jonathan hasn’t even started school yet, I want to be there, making a difference. I want to be an encouragement not only to my children, but to their classmates as well, because the better the environment for my child, the better they will do in school, which, in turn, will positively affect their classmates.


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