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Who Am I

Who Am I. ‘Original’ classy. Ms. Casey. Yooper. Accent. ( U.P.) . Upper Michigan.

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Who Am I

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  1. Who Am I ‘Original’ classy Ms. Casey

  2. Yooper Accent (U.P.) Upper Michigan

  3. “Students often described FXGRRR (the "G" is silent)as, "the crazy (in the good way) English teacher that looks like Hulk Hogan." Mr. Fix was Hulk Hoganesque; he had the long hair, the mustache, and he was tough. He was a veteran of the Vietnam War, a former body builder, and a finisher of multiple marathons, including the Boston Marathon. Unlike most teachers, Mr. Fix rode a motorcycle, had a tattoo, long hair, and questioned authority. Yet, he was respected by administrators, teachers, and students. Likewise he respected them. Underneath the tough exterior was a man tough enough to tell others how much he loved his wife Anne, poetry, daisies, and his granddaughters who called him "Papa Gug.“ – former student Papa Gug FxGrr (“g”)

  4. Quote Here’s to the. . . crazy ones Fix’s Classroom the ones pegs the misfits, the round in the. . . Square holes Who see things. . . Differently.

  5. Community

  6. Quote "You never know when your forever will expire. Take chances. Do something that makes you uncomfortable. Love, love and love some more. Be true to yourself. Putting yourself out on a limb only to have it break; well those injuries are temporary. To never have climbed, to explore, to take a moment, to forgive...that regret is forever, however long that will last. Make your forever count.” -Hillary Bob Marlin

  7. Ski ‘big’ or go home

  8. "I often journal a lot or pick up a novel I rarely touch to see if in times I am unclear - when my thoughts feel, sound a bit too cloudy to discern - that I am capable of finding understanding through others that serve their lives in a way that I hope to emulate in my own form. I turn to what notes I have of my English teacher, poems he has shared with me, and Nelson Mandela. Anytime I reflect on a loss or misunderstand the ways of our world, I turn to the great words of him and others who carry just as much inspiration, compassion, and wisdom that I hope to see in myself and others. . .” - Me Reflection

  9. Nelson Mandela Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.

  10. Bluegrass Music

  11. Carolina Chocolate Drops

  12. Creativity

  13. Cooking, baking Food

  14. Iceland Travel 1,000 years old

  15. Iceland

  16. Iceland

  17. “Putting out that ‘positive’ voodoo” – Rodriguez to me Fun

  18. Friends Family

  19. Innovation

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