I am a third generation teacher, who tried broadcasting first. I pride myself on the fact that I try new things and I’m more than willing to learn from my students. My newest endeavor is my diagnosis with ADHD. I’m in my first prescription. This blog is my journal of how I work through the diagnosis and ways I work to improve my home, work and social life.
This year I am working in the “district office” as one of four Instructional Technology Specialists in a district with around 1,500 teachers. I have taught first, third and fourth grades, I’ve been an instructional technology teacher leader, a webmaster, a certified Microsoft Class Server expert, guitarist, dancer, announcer and all around community guy.
Since 2003 I have participated in the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s Team in Training program. My friends and family have raised over $35,000 to improve the lives of patients dealing with Leukemia, Lymphoma, Myeloma and non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. I have participated in the 2003 Chicago Triathlon, 2004 King’s Trail Triathlon on Maui, the 2005 Mayor’s Midnight Sun Marathon in Anchorage, Alaska, the 2006 America’s Most Beautiful (100 Mile) Bike Ride around Lake Tahoe, 2006 Seattle to Portland Bicycle Classic and the 2007 San Diego Rock and Roll Marathon. On May 4th I will particpate in the BMO Vancouver Half Marathon.
I have an amazing wife and three beautiful children. My oldest is seven, my middle is 4 and my youngest was born on December 2, 2007!
I sing in my church worship team and run sound on occasion and it’s a wonder I get any sleep at all!!
Hi there, I just found you via my referrals. Thank you for the blogroll. Also, welcome to blogland!
I had to do a quick read on Vyvanse as it isn’t available in Canada. Quite interesting, I must say.
I am on Biphentin which is exactly the same as Concerta but I just did a quick switch for easier dosing. It is only available in Canada–and relatively new.
I see that Vyvanse is similar to Adderall with Dex. being the precursor but it utilises an amino acid for it’s breakdown. Also, it is absorbed (at least to a greater extent?) via the digestive tract. Intriguing.
I’ve got you Bookmarked to try(!) and keep up with you.
Take care,
PA
Oh yes…love the photo of the guy scratching his head on your banner! That’s great!