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Hoops for Haiti

 

So my school participated in a fundraiser, Hoops for Haiti. The schools in the surrounding area formed teams that would play against each other. I was recruited to play on my school's team. Not only was it fun to play basketball, but we ended up raising lots of money for a good cause.

As you can see from the picture above, MY STUDENTS ARE AMAZING!!! I've never felt so loved and supported in my life. They made signs to cheer me on and they ever made the newspaper. They cheered me on loudly. After the game they swarmed the floors. I had so many adoring fans surrounding me I couldn't even walk. I now know what it feels like to be famous!

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