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Pi#11 #proud #truelove

Several students of mine visited today. It feels like we've reached a point where we are more than just a teacher and students after spending almost a year together, if not more. I adore each of these connections and bonds; they are so close to my heart. Later in the day, I had a group of outstanding people in my class. We got to know each other, and I’m so inspired by each one of them. Each of you is capable, with your unique strengths and talents. I should mention how we were all taken aback by Miss Shakhina’s six-minute-long presentation (imitation) without any pauses. It was the highlight of the day and inspiration for her group mates and for me, her teacher 🔥 Surrounded by these great minds, I strongly feel that this is just the beginning of great things for all of us 🔥 Keep going, guys! Let’s keep inspiring and pushing each other 🙏🏼 I just came back from my daily walk, which I skipped yesterday because of my fever. I had another soup and felt awesome to go and enjoy my never-skip-twice walk⚡️ During this time, I was constantly thinking about the last several days of my life. How I am constantly seeking help and getting support and love from everyone around me. I just want to take a moment to thank everyone who has been with me 🤍 Thank you for not letting me feel alone, thank you for not letting me get lost, thank you for being there for me even on the days I didn’t want to be with myself. Thanks to each and every one of you, I have hope in humanity 🥂 #daily_reflection

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me when students are graduating:

At times, I would watch everyone: my coursemates and teachers quietly, knowing that I would miss them all one day, knowing that I would leave that place one day, as left my school 2 years before, as I will leave my university after 2 years. Sometimes, I would join lively discussions, giving my arguments and fighting for them. Also, I can recall once I mispronounced the tensegrity during a reading class although my teacher and coursemates tried to correct me😅. I can remember how Miss Aziza's school bus turned into a real bus 🚍, I can remember how Alisher started telling his story like bir paytlar bitta òqituvchi bòlgan ekanda, òquvchilariga piknikka boramiz deb vada bergan ekan...😂 I can remember how Mukaddima teacher told us about her childhood, about her adventure with her students👭👬 I can also remember I was named Miss Critic during speaking classes. I can remember Farid's inter (enter), and Miss Nigina's laughter and bitter words. I can remember Nargiza's video recall performances and Miss Vazira's BTS. I can remember Parizoda teacher's jokes and her words: never come back which now came true🤦🏿‍♀, her daily stories, and so on. There is a myriad of stuff that I recall with fun... Thank you for the moments we have. Just I missed all of you so much💔

I’m an independent, strong woman … but waiting for someone with my fever and sore throat to take care of me and send me soup…

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