RT @DARollins: I always tell my daughter & nieces that circumstances don’t define you. No one gets to tell your story but you. Every moment…

Stop #1 on the championship week tour | State House

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Banquet last night to celebrate a historic season and championship team! 💍 Award winners MVP: Sabrina Stone & Mairin Hart 7th Player: Mia Cataruzolo Coaches: Nayeli Thayer The Belt: Noelle Gorham Cat to Cat: Emily King Hobey Baker: Emily King Luke McConville: Ashlyn O’Neill

Not to be overlooked, but one of the highlights of Milton’s D2 state title victory Sunday was National Anthem performance by MHS senior Emma Nolan. She crushed it. Watch out Todd Angilly, Emma is coming for you. @GirlsHockey_MHS@Wildcats_Milton_

Mission COMPLETE! Congrats to @GirlsHockey_MHS

I’m a sucker for a good math joke.

Beyond the "Do Now": The Power of a Soft Start nancyandersonmath.com/f/beyo… via @nandersonmath

Like in reality most kids are not sitting around wishing that they could just hunker down with a tutor. They would rather be in class with their friends. Parents above a certain threshold don't care if their kids could learn faster. There's just a limited market for this stuff.

The Scholar’s Blind Spot nancyandersonmath.com/f/the-… via @nandersonmath

Congrats to the MHS Dance Team as they captured 2nd Place in the UDA Regional Competition @ Endicott College...Go 'Cats!

Getting started math discussions nancyandersonmath.com/f/gett… via @nandersonmath

Is this true???😵

The Orlando Sentinel’s call for justice for Leo Schofield.

I can't stop thinking about this poem... The final two lines bear repeating: And make the ordinary come alive for them. The extraordinary will take care of itself. How often have you been convinced that your joy, contentment, and fulfillment were on the other side of some extraordinary achievement? • I'll be content when I get that promotion. • I'll be fulfilled when I make director. • I'll be joyful when I find a partner. This "when, then" psychology traps our happiness in a conditional statement: You get to be happy when you achieve that thing. In a culture that obsesses over the extraordinary, there's much to be gained through simply shifting your focus to celebrate the ordinary. How can you make the ordinary come alive today? Every single thing you do today is something your 90-year-old self will wish they could go back and do. That simple walk. That feeling of satisfaction when you figure out a tricky problem. That smile from a friend. That laugh from your child. That workout you wanted to skip. That conversation with your parents. That ordinary moment you're tempted to ignore. All of it. So, the next time you find yourself wanting to skip through to the other side—to the end, the goal, the finish line: Stop. Pause. And breathe it in. This is it. This is real. This is life. Make the ordinary come alive and the extraordinary will take care of itself.